Sentence examples for estimate policy from inspiring English sources

Beside using qualitative methods to forecast future developments (see e.g., [18, 28]) or estimate policy impacts, freight transport demand models are powerful tools to tackle this challenge.

They estimate policy changes increased birth rates by about 5%% (or by about three births per 1,000 women) and employment of mothers with children under three by about 2%%.

Both of these organisations have extensively investigated the relationship between global SRH and health outcomes and recommended the measure to estimate policy relevant data on aspects of public health such as healthy life expectancy and mortality [ 4].

The gray dots show the initial set of iterations and the black dots are the new estimated policy.

This study estimates policy values for comfort, defined as getting a seat, and crowding reduction on board local public transport in Sweden.

Both estimated policy rate responses and FOMC transcripts are consistent with intermediate targeting of monetary aggregates throughout the Great Inflation of the 1970s.

Suggestions that our estimated policy effects are likely to be not only new matches but also transitions from informal to formal employment are discussed in the previous sections.

Where the consequences of prospective hazards can be identified and where their probabilities of occurrence can reasonably be estimated, policy decisions fall into the domain of "risk" as it is properly understood.

But the calculation used to make this argument is in error.20 Moreover, the bottom line is that a standard research design for estimating policy effects produces estimates of non-negligible effects that, insofar as theory makes predictions, are consistent with expectations.

In addition, although in the present framework the behavioral response by parents is instantaneous, in real-world situations it might take time for parents to notice and react to changes in school inputs.15 As a result, the estimated policy effect denoted in Eq. (6) could vary with the time at which achievement is measured.

By looking at the changes over time we control for individual and area-specific characteristics and secular trends that might confound the estimated policy impact.