In [ 23], the authors reported several binding constraints in this system.
"One wants people to understand," Professor Woodford writes, "that the central bank's policy will be history-dependent in a particular way — it will behave differently than it usually would, under the conditions prevailing later, simply because of the binding constraint in the past".
Production on the representative farm type is dominated by winter crops; however, a more detailed representation of potentially binding constraints in spring would be required if an increase in spring cropping was anticipated.
We can now use the search functionality to verify the binding constraints implemented in the EGFR model.
In sum, binding constraints on the minimum age of employment decrease paid employment outside the home.
At the moment, these are not the binding constraints on the region's growth, in terms of square footage or population.
The purpose of this paper was to investigate the binding constraints to the growth of firms in an economic setting characterised by low income, with reference to Kosovo's economy.
Another contribution to the literature is related to the fact that while all of previous studies have followed only the top-down approach in the investigation of binding constraints to the economic growth, this study uses both a top-down approach and a bottom-up approach (from firm-level data) to investigate business environment constraints to the growth of firms.
Mutagenesis of the predicted key interface residues confirmed the binding constraints between the two proteins.
6 Note that this model also captures workers who do not have binding private schedule constraints in the above sense, but just a preference for work at certain intervals, e.g. due to certain life-style choices.
