Sentence examples for economy input from inspiring English sources
"This board will provide that fresh perspective to me and my administration, with an infusion of ideas from across the country and from all sectors of our economy, input that will be informed by members' firsthand observations of how our efforts are impacting the daily lives of our families," the president-elect said.
For example, when analysing the prevalence of AIDS, traditional statistical methods mainly examine the correlation between HIV/AIDS and other factors (economy, inputs and outputs) in terms of temporal change, whereas spatial statistics can analyse correlations in time and space, that is, the research perspectives of the two methods are different.
In his investigations, he also explored such variables as alcoholism, "shadow" economies, input-output techniques, and economic statistics of Russia.
Poor economies not only produce less; they typically produce things that involve fewer inputs and fewer intermediate steps.
This two-day conference offers the chance for artists and scientists to share alternative ideas on what it takes for culture to flourish in the wider economy, with input from visual artists Olafur Eliasson, Ed Atkins and Jeremy Deller, Nobel prize-winning professor Sir Kostya Novoselov and dancer Reggie "Regg Roc" Gray.
The latest edition, released Wednesday afternoon, showed a generally weak economy where input cost increases are widespread, with some passing through to consumers.
The national economy lost input from hospitalized individuals to the value of €44 000 annually.
But his argument also applies to the supply side of the economy — the inputs that produce growth.
The second source relies on the existence of scale economies in input production.
This seems to suggest that the majority of the impact of agglomeration economies on input prices is through input sharing.
Next we explore whether the impact of agglomeration economies on input prices arises from the ability to share intermediate input providers.
