Sentence examples for behavior of the Spanish from inspiring English sources
The behavior of the Spanish provincial inflation rates differs between the two well-defined periods of time explored, and mainly a stronger convergence pattern is found over the second period.
Regarding the first feature, it is important to show that Blanchard and Katz's model can be safely applied to study the behavior of the Spanish regions in a context of relative low interregional mobility (see Figure 1 in Bover and Arellano (2002)), and relative large international flows, regionally heterogeneous, since the end of the 1990s.
More precisely, we aim to achieve the following: (i) to quantify the extension of the opportunistic behavior of the Spanish unemployed (those who fail to engage in a real search effort while enjoying the income protection of the unemployment program) and (ii) to explore feasible changes aiming to improve incentives in the current policy design.
Åman [ 36] reported similar behavior of the Spanish influenza.
The behavior of Spanish inflation rates at the provincial level (consumption prices) differs over the two spans of time considered in our study (1955.1 1978.6, 1978.7 2014.4).
But he grew disenchanted with Hemingway's behavior in the Spanish Civil War, feeling that he had been too accommodating of the left's excesses.
The aim of this empirical paper is to shed some light on price dispersion and search behavior in the Spanish online grocery sector.
This figure displays the observed behavior of Spanish workers conditional on the age of separation from the last job.
As already laid out, in our work we intend to shed some light upon whether there has been a change in the pattern of behavior of Spanish inflation over the last decades.
Our analysis of the Tuenti social networking service offers a detailed picture of online behavior for a large portion of the Spanish population: the dataset includes about the 70% of Spanish teenagers.
We develop a model of job search and retirement behavior, calibrate it to the specificities of the Spanish case and verify its empirical validity in a large administrative dataset of employment histories.
