Sentence examples for distribution of consumption from inspiring English sources
But the results were far more marked than they anticipated: Even as the distribution of income changed significantly, the distribution of consumption barely budged.
Differences between the two approaches are mainly due to differences between the distribution of consumption and the distribution of income described by Slesnick (2001).
In a paper titled "Does Income Inequality Lead to Consumption Inequality?" Professor Perri and Dirk Krueger, an economist at Stanford, look at the distribution of consumption from 1972 to 1998.
Higher growth helps to reduce it but, according to Robert Eastwood and Michael Lipton**, having fewer babies also changes the distribution of consumption in favour of the poor.
So we wind up win a world posited by the likes of Marx and Mill — one in which the science of production has been settled, but the distribution of consumption has not.
Given the diversity across different ethnic groups, we can conclude that government policy aimed at equal access to infrastructure and more equal distribution of assets, such as land, for ethnic minority groups would lead to more equal distribution of consumption and poverty reduction of those groups.
Despite the wealth of evidence on health effects of dietary habits, the patterns and distributions of consumption of major foods around the world have been surprisingly understudied.
And yet, the global patterns and distributions of consumption of key dietary fats and oils, as well as heterogeneity in these patterns by region, country, age, and sex, are not well established.
We are likely to have over estimated the population consuming below recommended daily intakes because we chose to use adult recommendations but the mean and distributions of consumption are estimated for all ages.
Developing the PRIME-Alcohol model involved the following: identifying chronic diseases associated with alcohol consumption, identifying the current (baseline) distribution of alcohol consumption and parameterising the association between alcohol consumption and chronic disease.
