His project was cumulative.
Businessmen are saying that no one objects to any one regulation that has come down during the last parliament in terms of the labor force, it's the cumulative effect.
where P r(Y=1|X) denotes the conditional probability of participating in the labor market, Φ is the cumulative distribution function of a standard normal distribution, and the vector of parameters β is estimated by maximum likelihood8.
The most obvious is population size decline, which reflects the cumulative effects of epidemic disease, slave raiding, forced labor tribute, frontier conflict casualties, and the often overlooked factor of fugitivism.
Further, the taxanes have cumulative toxicities, and the immunotherapeutic sipuleucel-T is labor intensive, and elicits few tangible prostate-specific antigen (PSA) or radiologic responses to decrease patient anxiety and control symptoms [ 3, 17].
The presence of foreigners with diverse backgrounds in a labor market may serve to enrich this cumulative effort.
Such cumulative inequalities, over and above inequalities arising from the labor market, arise to the extent that homeownership is associated with additional economic benefits compared with renting, enhancing opportunities for wealth accumulation (e.g., Kurz and Blossfeld 2004a, b).
If you then calculate the cumulative unemployment gap since the Great Recession, you can fully explain the drop in the United States labor share.
According to some authors [ 4, 5], certain oral Gram-negative bacteria create a cumulative effect that is sufficient to trigger early delivery, which represents the last step to produce a low birthweight labor.
