Sentence examples for effect of the rebates from inspiring English sources

But one expert says the effect of the rebates has been minimal at best.

New evidence of trouble emerged Tuesday when the government released data showing that retail sales grew by a scant 0.1percentt in June over the previous month — only one-fourth the increase economists had expected — in a potential sign that the effect of the rebate checks is already wearing off.

But the models we do have suggest that the overall effects of the rebates are modest at best.

The fear was that consumers would be fiscally responsible, and thus blunt the intended effects of the rebates.

It is also possible that the effects of the rebate will be even smaller than the model predicts.

Further, average marginal effects of the rebate offer on the type of stove purchased indicate that assignment to one of the two higher rebate levels causes a household to be more likely to purchase a Gcoil electric stove over their traditional stove.

It also shows the effect of the various rebates granted to Britain, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden and Austria.In general the richer countries pay more, while poorer countries receive more.

The effect of the low rebate means that infant male circumcision is now unaffordable for low-income families.

Mr. Bush's senior aides have said that they hoped the economy can withstand any further buffeting until the effects of those rebates are felt during the spring and summer of the year.

The data suggests that the effect of such rebates, he said, "wouldn't be as big as one might hope".

In other words, the stimulative effects of the tax rebate were not only inefficient, but the overall economic picture did not improve.