Sentence examples for economy cases from inspiring English sources

Unlike regional circular economy cases in Germany, Japan and China where governments or industry have taken the lead on such initiatives - a top-down governance approach, the SWIT framework was developed for regions where government support for eco-initiatives is weak and where the participation of community stakeholders is critical – a bottom-up governance approach.

"In our report we used 'shared economy' case studies to test how well they're doing this.

Note that Eq. (30) implies that preferences are additively separable in private and public consumption, which is consistent with empirical evidence (see Amano and Wirjanto 1998 for the U.S. economy case).

Imagine, moreover, a similar technology and savings rate, broadly defined.5 If both countries have the same savings rate and the same per capita income, and assuming that they invest what they save (i.e., the closed economy case) in physical and human capital; then, they would both be adding the same amount of capital to their current stock.

But the behaviour of Microsoft in seeking to stifle innovation by rivals was particularly egregious, making it almost more of an old-economy than a new-economy case.

But even this rare event raises the possibility that in a weak economy, similar cases could follow.

Investor sentiment was also clouded by worries about the stability of Argentina's economy, new cases of anthrax, the American military airstrikes in Afghanistan and the possibility of additional terrorist attacks.

Don't you love these new economy "monopoly" cases?

The Black-Scholes model of the stock market or the Mundell-Fleming model of an open economy are cases in point.

As we rebuild the British economy, the case for green investment and green growth is compelling.

The latest paper, "Innovation and Job Creation in a Global Economy: The Case of Apple's iPod," was published last month in The Journal of International Commerce and Economics.