Finally, we find that new regional industries emerge where there is a strong cluster.
Finally, we find that dimensionless strength is a powerful correlating variable in determining aggregation efficiency.
Finally, we find that during volatile periods inflation expectations are formed similarly as in normal periods.
Finally, we find that attribute-based information leads to more clicking.
Finally, we find that Phoenix's downtown is continually homogenizing by land use type.
Finally, we find that organizational learning positively moderates the relationship between HPWS and corporate performance.
Finally, we find that contracting of curtailing flexibility will be harder to implement if the aggregator has limited market power.
Finally, we find that VR services are associated with higher employment rates but somewhat lower average earnings among the employed.
Finally we find that performance-based pay does, on average, attract participants with higher skill levels and that risk preferences play an important role in compensation plan selection.
Finally, we find that 81 (≈60%) of the 136 AGN show signs of variability, and that this fraction increases significantly (≈80 90%) when better photon statistics are available.
Finally, we find that portfolio policies designed according to the model's predictions outperform the naive 1/N portfolio out-of-sample by 2% per annum.
