Sentence examples for economics-driven from inspiring English sources

The book covers various aspects of economics-driven architecting, including architecture-based economic modeling, tools and techniques for modularity decision support, the architecture and its relationship to project inception and evolution, economic aspects of architecture-based project management, architecture and its effects on risk management, and its relationship to agility.

It's a very economics-driven decision for me.

The purpose of this book is to introduce and discuss the concept of economics-driven software architecture (EDSA).

"They've made it very clear that this is going to be an economics-driven contract," said Hart, referring to Ramirez's representatives.

We discuss our contributions and current progress in developing the building blocks and the underpinning framework, an integrated economics-driven modularization evaluation framework, for the modularity debt management decision-support system (MDM-DSS).

Regional co-operation across old national borders (some of them evaporating as the EU integrates) may in time engender a new set of economics-driven loyalties that weaken the pull of the old nation-states (see articles on Flanders and Catalonia) but without necessarily breaking them up.

We remain unit-economics driven and price sensitive, but will bend that price sensitivity rule if the company is growing by leaps and bounds and we can reasonably expect it to grow into its valuation – especially with the capital that it is raising.

Tue, June 5, 2018 from 6 00 PM – 8 00 PM IDT at Techcode – 58 Nahalat Binyamin St. How to use behavioral economics driven by data to reduce road accidents?

Maybe it was economics driven by fear.

An economics driven by selfish interests cannot remedy poverty or care for the environment.

The countries in crisis, by contrast, are experiencing a crisis of democratic legitimacy for the chosen political-economic orthodoxy: finance-driven free market economics.