Sentence examples for by the production function from inspiring English sources

This is not surprisingsince y determined by the production function (1) holding h fixedand also the optimal value ŷ are strongly increasing in μ.

There is a one-sector production technology given by the production function (1), and the economy is closed to foreign trade.

Technology at period t is represented by the production function Y = F t (K, L), which exhibits constant returns to scale.

This value is given by fitting the production function (Eq. 1) to the observed CSFD.

Based on national survey data, this paper intends to extend this line of analysis by using the production function approach, which considers and incorporates some socioeconomic variables in analyzing climate impact not only on crop yield, but also on farmers' planting decisions.

This is, in part, the result of having jobs and workers being defined by structural features that do not overlap with one another: workers are characterized by skill endowments (η i ) and jobs by the parameters of the production function (β j,k j and max j ).

It is possible to obtain some insights into the potential magnitude of the short-run wage elasticity by specifying a functional form for the production function.

The endogeneity problem in estimating the production function by OLS arises from the correlation of ( omega _{it}) with the input choices.

■ In the case of the methodology based on annual average cases, differences in the amounts are explained by differences in the type and quantity of inputs used by each institution depending on the production function in question and the quality standards attention as intervening variable in the control or management cost average.

Costs for the impairment of ecosystem services, e.g., natural biological plant protection by beneficial insects, pollination by wild pollinators (e.g., bumble bees and solitary bees), or the production function of soil by soil organisms (e.g., earthworms).

In the production function represented by the first term on the right hand side of (2), L t is the quantity of labor, q t is the average quality per unit of labor defined by q t = 1 L t ∫ 0 L t q ( l ) dl, and θ t ≥0 is a productivity shock that includes aggregate and idiosyncratic shocks, as well as the output price.