The constituency had been Clement Attlee's seat, but the byelection was highly marginal, with the Conservatives eventually gaining the seat from Labour.
Finally, GIS tools are used to map those places across Australia that are the heartlands of voter support for the Coalition parties and for the Labor Party and to identify those local areas which are highly marginal where the gap between the primary vote for the government and the opposition is small.
In particular, it is preferable to simply using variables that are assumed to be highly correlated with marginal tax rates, such as statutory tax rates, dummies which indicate whether a firm is reporting losses or trichotomous variables, such as those used in Byoun (2008) or Gropp (2002).
The marginal costs per additional user are low, so such interventions have the potential to be highly cost-effective.
He was sound on issues such as race, the death penalty and membership of the Common Market (as it was then known), none of which endeared him to most of his constituents in what was a highly marginal constituency.
Organic farming effects on earthworm and spider richness and abundance were highly region-specific but marginal over all regions.
First, it is highly questionable whether the marginal product of labour is actually zero even in densely populated countries such as India or Pakistan.
However, despite this evidence that CyP-D has a key role in I/R injury, cytoprotection by CsA in experimental models is highly variable (and frequently marginal) and, in recent pilot trials, CsA yielded modest protection [ 20].
Stevenage is a highly marginal seat, taken from Labour by the Conservatives with a 3,578 majority in the 2010 election.
Senior Tories believe he may yet shift in what is a highly marginal seat, but possibly not until closer to the election as the fissures between himself and his party leadership become wider.
