Sentence examples for estimating money from inspiring English sources

At the empirical level, there is a very long tradition of estimating money demand.14 Even though these estimations are faced with econometric problems, they tend to yield reasonable (and finite) income and interest elasticities.

AR Magazine arrives at its figures by estimating money managers' portions of fees along with the value of their personal stakes in the funds.

Since we did not include cost or time, we were not able to estimate money equivalents or healthy-years equivalents.

Second, Baltensperger and Kugler (2017, Chapter 9) estimate money demand functions for Switzerland before WW I and report a point estimate of 1.62 for the income elasticity.

A deterministic (one-way) sensitivity analysis was also used, which tested the sensitivity of estimated money savings per patient to extreme variations of base-case estimates.

AR Magazine arrives at the pay figures by estimating a money manager's portion of fees along with the increase in value of personal stakes in the funds.

Since the focus of this study is on the influence of costs and financial rewards, the remaining part of the results section will only describe the results with respect to the "money" attribute.> -wrap-foot> a)The estimate "money" represents the attribute level estimate of the effect of out-of-pocket costs on the willingness to participate.

Government sources generally estimate global money laundering to account for around one trillion to two trillion dollars each year.

With the failed effort at Al Fatah, the inspector general estimated lost money from crude oil exports at as much as $5 million a day.

Mr. Singleton would not disclose the total expense of the company's e-commerce effort; nor would he estimate the money it might save.

Over all, Mr. Crane estimates that money funds hold $644 billion of it, which amounts to 43percentt of the $1.5 trillion total United States commercial paper market.