Sentence examples for firm component from inspiring English sources

The term "supplier" means a firm that produces and supplies directly to another firm component parts for articles, or services, used in the production of articles or in the supply of services, as the case may be, that were the basis for a certification of eligibility under subsection (a) of a group of workers employed by such other firm.

The firm component of the differentials appears to be tightly related to the presence and structure of unions in France, as institutions would suggest.

Finally, the union variables have a similar effect on the firm component of the inter‐industry differential but have, now, virtually no effect on the person component.

The exact decomposition is entirely parallel to our theoretical model: the inter‐industry wage differential is decomposed into two parts, a person and a firm component, both of which are properly adjusted for the presence of covariates.

Known by the clumsy title of "consolidated supervised entities," the program allowed the S.E.C. to monitor the parent companies of major Wall Street firms, even though technically the agency had authority over only the firms' brokerage firm components.

This analysis clearly shows that although the person and the firm components of inter‐industry wage differentials are highly correlated between the United States and France, this similarity hides strong differences in their origin, as measured by correlations with observed industry variables.

Then, in section 5, we briefly discuss our estimation methods as well as the framework necessary to understand the estimated person and firm components of the inter‐industry wage differentials and relate them to the literature.

In the United States, the person and the firm components of the inter‐industry wage differentials appear to reflect some elements of bargaining and unionization, but they mostly reflect occupational or educational sorting across industries as well as capital specific to the industry.

Similarly, profits for all firms increase except for the firm producing component (A_{2}).

Regarding the (HH), consider that the firm producing component (A_3) decides to propose a horizontal merger.

As these calcifications are often associated with a firm fibrotic component due to the inflammatory reaction in chronic pancreatitis [ 67], it can be expected that these strictures are more difficult to dilate.