Many economists concluded that the inadequacy of capital consumption allowances in the 1970s reduced capital investment and hence reduced productivity and economic growth.
In Alaska, recommended consumption allowances have been developed for the commonly eaten fish species for the state.
Energy-consumption allowance (ECA) is significant for improving the energy efficiency of manufacturing systems.
Besides the milk consumption rate in Bangladesh is very low (39.2 ml/day) while the recommended allowance is 250 ml/ day (Islam et al. 2015).
To our knowledge, no public health intervention trial has employed performance or trade allowances as a pricing strategy to increase healthy food purchases and consumption.
The discount amount in the PPP is related to sponsorship (allowance), consumption behavior, the electricity limit in PPP and the electricity fee of local electricity company.
Analysis of covariance was used to calculate adjusted means of birth weights according to maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy with allowance for confounding factors.
Consumers can choose to purchase certain goods based on their preferences, but must do so within the allowance of household consumption expenditure per capita.11 Thus, concerning the above binding force, household consumption expenditure per capita is a meaningful indicator for studies of consumption.
That's roughly double the overall EU allowance for eel consumption and restocking, which together are estimated to reach about 30 tonnes annually.
The awful truth appears to be that the Chinese government has legitimised and stimulated this trade by creating a notional legal "allowance" for domestic consumption of ivory, which naturally only encourages the black marketers to use this supposed legality to launder their mountains of illicit material.
