Sentence examples for distributional aspects from inspiring English sources

In an important recent paper, Josh Bivens, of the liberal-leaning Economic Policy Institute, pointed out that estimates like the one produced by the Peterson Institute don't take into account the distributional aspects of trade agreements.

Most of these studies focused on the macroeconomic perspective rather than distributional aspects such as income, welfare.

A detailed study of the distributional aspects of these estimators is provided by Causeur (Statistics 32 (199929797).

Using consumer expenditure surveys and multi-country life cycle assessment techniques, this paper analyzes the global and distributional aspects of American household carbon footprint.

Ignoring distributional aspects of the results for now, we found that males have higher earnings than females, and earnings increase with labour market experience and years in higher education.

Tse and Tsui (1997) followed by Tse (1998) propose a combination of the FIGARCH and APGARCH model and the obtained FIAPGARCH model incorporates fractional integration with asymmetric power terms to capture the above-mentioned distributional aspects in financial time series.

Our model incorporates population representative data disaggregated by age, sex, and urban/rural residence; the different effects of a palm oil tax among groups in our results highlight the importance of a distributional aspect to fiscal policies affecting dietary choices, which have generally been projected on a whole country level rather than through disaggregated analyses.

This guarantees that aggregate demand can be written as a function of prices and aggregate income alone, while abstracting from income-distributional aspects.

Interviews are analysed based on coding performed with a particular emphasis on the post-distributional aspect of energy justice.

Quantitative spatial methods are highly suitable to address questions of distributional justice, while qualitative methods are more appropriate to investigate post-distributive aspects of justice.

On the other hand, social exclusion was assessed through 11 indicators grouped into 3 domains: 6 indicators related to distributional and material aspects of exclusion, 4 related to relational and participatory aspects of exclusion and 1 related to long-term perspectives (Table 1) [ 19].