Sentence examples for economic recommendations from inspiring English sources

But as with all such economic recommendations there is a bit more to it than that.

After protests broke out in 2011 over the rising cost of housing, Netanyahu set up a committee for socioeconomic change tasked with making economic recommendations to the government; he appointed Manuel Trajtenberg, who chairs the planning and budgeting committee at Israel's Council for Higher Education, as its head.

Costs and effects were discounted by 3% per annum according to German health economic recommendations (Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Healthcare 2009 [15]).

Yet, the hypothesis of SID in which physicians alter the patient's preferences in their own interest, threatens the economist's basic paradigm about market functioning and undermines the normative implications that underlie economic recommendations about market policy[ 3].

Finally, in Sect. 4 we present the main conclusions and general economic policy recommendations.

Regarding DG economic signals, recommendations are focused on the design of DG connection and use-of-system charges, the revision of current DG support mechanisms based on flat feed-in tariffs, and the provision of ancillary services by DG for network voltage management, power flow controls and islanding.

Rothbard writes in Power and Market that the role of the economist in a free market is limited but is much larger in a government that solicits economic policy recommendations.

However, until the body of research in this area is broadened to include generally accepted inputs for economic analysis, recommendations concerning this matter should be regarded with caution.

Objective and subjective well-being is fundamental to many international economic strategy recommendations and the measurement and monitoring of both is increasingly required for policy development and evaluation [ 7, 10].

The Swedish health economic evaluation recommendations state that "The purpose of a health economic evaluation is to identify for which patient groups or indications a drug is cost-effective –it is never the medication itself which is cost-effective, rather the use of it" ([ 14], p. 1).

This is in contrast to a strong economic theoretical recommendation to include patient and caregiver time as essential resource utilisations: costing from a societal perspective should include all resource utilisation irrespective of who invests it.