Sentence examples for economically significant effect from inspiring English sources

Our results show a statistically and economically significant effect on subjects' willingness to pay: valuations increased up to 49% for subjects who were exposed to a citrus scent as compared to the control group.

The results suggest a negative and economically significant effect of the program on female labor force participation.

The authors' statistical analysis showed that the elimination of capital gains taxes had a positive and economically significant effect on the long-term level of real income in seven of the eight cantons studied.

While both OLS and 2SLS estimates point to the economically significant effects of migration, the considerable differences in estimated coefficients have to be noted.

Cumming et al. (2009) investigate this stage drift and report statistically and economically significant effects of market conditions on the likelihood that a fund makes investments in firms at a stage of development that is inconsistent with the fund's stated stage preference at the time of its inception.

First, we found a highly statistically and economically significant positive effect of this banking activity variable and of the number of banks on money demand in addition to those of nominal income.

We identify a statistically and economically significant conspicuous conservation effect in vehicle purchase decisions and estimate a mean willingness to pay for the green signal provided by the distinctively designed Toyota Prius in the range of $430 4200 depending upon the owner's location.

They conclude that the price of living space has a small but economically and statistically significant effect on the fertility decisions of households, both on women's age at first birth and on completed fertility.

This effect is economically significant given that the mean annual number of lawsuits faced by a firm is 2.37.

After controlling for characteristics of firms with PEA revisions, we find that this unintended regulatory effect is economically significant in that PEA revisions would have been 35% lower during 2005 if the historical frequency of issuing earnings releases after the audit report date had not changed due to the new regulations.

Given that only very few non-naturalised immigrants participate in OJT (1.7 %), the effect is economically significant.