Sentence examples for empirical debate from inspiring English sources

This empirical debate about the likelihood of efficiency often creeps into the differing applications of the term.

In this study, we address the theoretical and empirical debate over the impact of mass immigration on industrialization from 1880 to 1920.

In this paper we argue that the burgeoning empirical debate over scope sensitivity within contingent valuation studies is fundamentally incomplete in that it has neglected a systematic examination of certain effects of study design upon observed scope sensitivity.

Advocates on both sides of the fence like to imagine that the empirical debate over minimum wage impacts is over.

Use of different independent variables for developing biomass models are still a subject of empirical debate (Sileshi 2014).

This paper takes a step back from the empirical debate and asks a simple question: What does factor demand theory have to say about the potential wage impact of immigration-induced supply shifts?

It explores some of the theoretical and policy perspectives and empirical debates in central banking.

Throughout the course, both theoretical and empirical debates centering on the study of democracy were explored.

After a brief overview that will familiarize students with the major concepts and empirical debates in poverty and development studies, we will examine a variety of 'causes' of poverty, from poor governance to lack of economic opportunity to the role of society.

The empirical debates about the direction of the spotlight of attention have focussed mostly on the second of these points.

(Piper, 1996; Spanos, 1998) These empirical debates are on-going, and considerable controversy still surrounds the diagnosis of Dissociative Identity Disorder, yet it remains as a category in the American Psychiatric Association's DSM-IV-TR.