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We relax this unrealistic assumption, taking into account the reciprocal influence between the quality of the timetable and the amount of transport demand captured by the railway.

This paper extends the commonly adopted model to take into account the reciprocal influence between the quality of a timetable and the transport demand captured by the railway with respect to alternative means of transport.

First, higher demand as captured by larger population density increases the price of intermediate medical services.

Further, results indicate that demand pressures, captured by real national income positively affect food prices, and supply factors captured by total agricultural output depress food prices.

In an iterative process, first, a road with highest traffic volume is first labeled as "target link," and second, a portion of travel demand which is captured by the target link is excluded from travel demand.

Specifically, fed cattle prices decline in years 1 and 2 and increase over years 3 10 reflecting long-run supply being more elastic than short-run supply and a multitude of derived demand and supply feedbacks captured by the model.

Furthermore, the aforementioned "right bundle of outputs" includes "goods that are valued by society but not captured by individuals' demand functions" (Massy, 2004, p. 13).

Similarly, in our study, any change of utilization of Public EDs by NHS patients and ADSE beneficiaries that is not related to "the double coverage effect" (the existence of a low-price private alternative for civil servants) should be captured by the demand of NHS patients, who don't have a network of private providers.

While serial correlation of productivity shocks may arise if for instance the effects of demand shocks are only partially captured by the industry-specific control variables (Hempell, 2005), the responsiveness of input factors to productivity shocks may be explained by the abovementioned endogeneity issue.

Currently Britain remains the sole defender of a European Union that has been all but captured by the demands of the eurozone.

This behaviour induced considerable bending moment demands on the columns not captured by linear dynamic analysis.