In macroeconomic modeling, economists had generally focused on aggregate measures such as the average amount of consumption as embodied in a fictitious "representative agent".
We have already seen this phenomenon in our fictitious example.
Perez duly recycled the news, without spotting the tell tale signs such as a quote from a fictitious record company representative named Lila Froop, an anagram of April fool.
A fictitious sampling example is illustrated in Figure 1.
His move follows secret filming by undercover newspaper reporters posing as representatives of a fictitious energy firm.
Mr. Lederer, who was first elected to Congress in 1976, was videotaped on Sept. 11, 1979, at a New York motel accepting $50,000 in cash from two undercover agents posing as representatives of a fictitious Arab sheik.
During conversations with the undercover reporters, who posed as representatives of a fictitious Chinese company, Sir Malcolm had described himself as "self-employed", saying "nobody pays me a salary".
After selecting a representative unit, the fictitious bond energy equals to the energy stored in the continuum model.
And he's dismissed Vashukevich's claims about their relationship: "There have been endless fictitious stories told by her," a representative for Deripaska told CNN last year.
A woman told deputies that she was contacted the day before by a representative who told her four fictitious checks with her husband's name and her account information had been deposited at a bank one day earlier.
