Because low-income families have a higher propensity to spend additional income, even brief windfalls, aiming at low-income workers, would stimulate the economy more.
Had our policy recommendation been adopted, stockholders and debt holders (who have a higher propensity to save) would have experienced greater losses than they did, whereas lower- and middle-income households (which have a higher propensity to consume) would have experienced relief from their mortgage debt.
We find that when university scientists are partly funded by their own university, they have a higher propensity to generate more original patents.
The relations that have been examined are (1) elderly with good health have a higher propensity to work, (2) elderly health status tend to vary significantly by their socio-economic status and work participation tend to vary correspondingly.
Residents who rent a house have a lower intention to move, while people living in historical blocks that are at the early renovation stage have a higher propensity to move.
Conclusion Diabetics patients have a higher propensity for infection which worsens prognosis.
De (2013) showed that women in Mexico belonging to migrant families have a higher propensity to use modern contraceptives.
This is despite the well-known fact that cancer cells have a higher propensity to uptake NP.
Statistics for example, the fact that SUVs have a higher propensity to roll over than do station wagons don't matter.
They find that financially constrained firms have a higher propensity to retain cash following negative macroeconomic shocks, while unconstrained firms do not show any such behavior.
A positive coefficient for married respondents implies that these drivers would have a higher propensity to choose the safer alternative; a finding consistent with the literature [14].
