Sentence examples for demand relation from inspiring English sources

The labour demand relation in country i and year t can be expressed as {w}_{i,t}=-d{n}_{i,t}+{z}_{i,t}, (1 where w i,t represents the wage rate, n i,t employment and z i,t labour demand.

Demand growth is considered here by multiplying the demand relation for the initial period (t = 0) with a compound growth rate (1 + r) t, where r is the growth rate per time interval (e.g., per week, month, or year) and t represents intervals of growth (Fig. 2).

Until Britain caves into the FSB's co-operation demand, relations between London and Moscow will remain strained.

The basic structure of the ICGE model is standard; it is comprised of three main blocks of equations that determine both supply and demand relations as well as market clearing conditions.

Instruments must be uncorrelated with the disturbance term, which includes unobserved endowments: The reduced-form demand relations indicate the potential set of instruments, but not all of the right side variables in those relations are likely to be valid instruments in the sense of being uncorrelated with the disturbance terms in relations (1v) and (1n).

The same potential instruments identify all three life-cycle stage experiences: The reduced-form demand relations for the three life-cycle stage experiences in relations (4), (5), and (7) suggest potential instruments that could be used to identify the different life-cycle stage experiences in the adult cognitive skills production functions in (1v) and (1n).

The endowments and the actual or expected values of the family, community, and stochastic factors for the three life-cycle stages are all on the right side of each of the reduced-form demand relations for each individual life-cycle stage (relations 4, 5, and 7) and, therefore, the three life-cycle experiences are likely correlated.

The most important point that distinguishes between design and art is the supply-demand relation that always exists in the design applications.

Future work must also systematically evaluate the evidence on the price-demand relation between different foods, or between food and non-food items (cross price elasticities).

To investigate whether study characteristics affected the size of the food price-demand relation we constructed meta-regression models in MLwiN (Version 2.25: Centre for Multilevel Modelling, University of Bristol).

In this analysis we constructed another meta-regression model including all the previously used variables, but also comparing people in the highest income category with those in the lowest income category to determine whether the price-demand relation was different for different income groups within the same country.