The group is struggling to cope with the death of bin Laden and with the American seizure of huge amounts of information on its workings.In this section Vote as I say Exogenous zones My ally, my enemy Black holes Plastic unfantastic Creaming along Nothing new under heaven ReprintsBut Pakistan's powerful armed forces are wallowing in anti-Americanism.
They have mustered support using microblogging tools such as Sina Weibo, a hugely popular Twitter-like service.In this section Vote as I say Exogenous zones My ally, my enemy Black holes Plastic unfantastic Creaming along Nothing new under heaven ReprintsEven a hint of spontaneity in legislative elections can make the party squirm.
It is worth pondering if the continued downturn has also changed attitudes towards investment and finance in the real economy.Past research has shown that exogenous shocks, such as recessions, can modify firm-level behaviour.
In arguing for a "libertarian approach" to fertility, Mr Quiggin seems to be implicitly assuming that Europe's birthrate is an exogenous variable, unaffected by the policies in question.
Insiders have told investigators that products may have been doctored for decades.In this section Vote as I say Exogenous zones My ally, my enemy Black holes Plastic unfantastic Creaming along Nothing new under heaven ReprintsAny hopes that the scare might end quickly were dashed when contamination fears spread to pharmaceuticals.
A benefit in focusing on changes in committee chairmanships is that their timing is largely exogenous from the perspective of the ascending chairman and his constituents.
Or perhaps they were simply sceptical of any attempt to predict the economic impact of the disease.Swine flu is just the latest in a series of "exogenous events" (risks originating outside the financial system) to test the markets.
Most models assume there is an underlying "exogenous" growth rate (ie, one that keeps chugging along regardless of what else is going on in the model).
Some months, though, the source is clearly exogenous policy decisions.
Although economists have long realised that productivity growth is a prime determinant of general economic growth, models of growth in the past made no attempt to explain productivity growth, but assumed that it was "exogenous" (caused by outside factors).
Some much-feared events, such as the Y2K computer bug and bird flu, have been complete washouts.In this section A reluctant patient Cold comfort Afloat but not buoyant In their sights Downgraded Pelt tightening Dropping the shopping Great barrier grief Reprints Related items The spread of swine flu: Don't panic yetJul 16th 2009Changes of government can be regarded as exogenous events too.
