The mechanisms linking economic resources to responsiveness cannot be further explored in these data, however.
Elasticity, in economics, a measure of the responsiveness of one economic variable to another.
The much-derided complexity of our current tax system is a reflection of responsiveness to diverse economic and demographic interests.
FEMA has come under increasing congressional pressure in recent weeks, reflecting what one congressional aide called "a laundry list" of complaints about the agency's responsiveness to various economic and financial needs arising from the attacks.
As expected we found significant quality differences between public and private providers, mostly at lower level facilities, which accords with economic theory regarding supply side responsiveness to client demand.
Infrastructure management at the level of the municipality represents an advantage in terms of the exercise of democracy and responsiveness to citizens, but economic growth and the availability of resources will struggle to keep apace of the requirements of urban populations.
Further ambiguity arises from possible asymmetry in the responsiveness of MJH to economic expansions and contractions, a possibility we have not seen considered in prior literature.
By affecting the responsiveness of wages to economic shocks, the institutional context (such as high minimum wages, generous unemployment benefits, strict employment protection, and powerful labor unions) should mitigate any downward wage adjustment following immigration.
However in case it's unclear, Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European Council, had this to say: "The leverage could be up to one trillion [euros] under certain assumptions about market conditions and investors' responsiveness in view of economic policies".
Social variations in parenting dimensions in contemporary Norway seem relatively restricted, however, but the link between perceived parental responsiveness and the families' economic resources is noteworthy.
