Sentence examples for dispersion policy from inspiring English sources

Damm (2009) has used the Danish spatial dispersion policy as a natural experiment to show that location choices are affected by the presence of co-ethnics and other migrants as well as by economic factors such as access to jobs, education and housing, the unemployment rate and the provision of welfare benefits.

For the Senate (right side of the graph), the dispersion of policy views has gone in only one direction: up.

It shows trends in the dispersion of people's policy views (specifically, the standard deviation).

Given this fact, employers have monopsony power in the sense that a higher wage relative to those offered by competing employers will attract more workers giving employers an incentive to differentiate wage policy, which implies wage dispersion.

Thus, due to regional and hemispherical air dispersion of Hg, a concerted European policy on the emissions is necessary to obtain significant reductions of exposure levels in Europe.

This emission reduction can be described as an 'on-farm' emission reduction policy, as ammonia is 'stopped' from dispersion outside the farm boundaries.

The same factors that contribute to serious errors in this setting heterogeneous patient populations, geographic dispersion of medical teams, and frequent changes in staff, policies and procedures have hampered the research necessary to address them.

Net negative dispersion was provided by several highly dispersive mirrors.

This is a relevant question, due both to the significant dispersion of the results found in the literature and to its economic policy implications.

The final impact on poverty is not too large, but its dispersion across households is significant and should be considered when designing compensatory policies.

This dispersion of responsibilities created further complexity in the organization of national climate change mitigation policy.