Rich people own most shares, and precisely because they are rich (and already have most of what they want) they have less marginal propensity to consume than those who have less.
Indeed, Mr Tinker wonders whether some funds might have been short oil and long the credit default swaps of some energy producers.A falling oil price is a positive for the global economy, acting as a tax cut for western consumers (it is a loss for producers, of course, but they have less of a propensity to consume).
Surprisingly, recent studies suggest that older adults have less daytime sleep propensity than younger ones [ 4].
Black Christians have had no less propensity to put down members of the LGBT community than white Christians, for example.
It concludes that households with a high propensity to send their children to school are poorer and have less educated parents.
Compared with unfractionated heparin, LMWH has a longer half life, less propensity to cause heparin induced thrombocytopenia, and, in a few studies, causes less bleeding.
For example, in Figure 6, for binomial P ≤ 10−6, ∼21% of the CB regions (approximately 78 000 in number) have disorder propensity less than 1.0, indicating a cohort of CB regions that are potentially uncharacterized biophysical types, e.g. functional amyloids (27).
Our working model is that CC75 has a greater association with minor skin infections and less propensity to cause serious and systemic infections than other S. aureus.
Such tumors are usually less advanced, have a propensity for spontaneous involution or maturation, and respond well to mild chemotherapy [ 2].
Furthermore, fewer granulomata have been observed in HIV infected tuberculous pericarditis patients with severely depleted CD4 lymphocytes, suggesting that there may be less propensity to develop pericardial fibrosis in HIV-infected individuals with tuberculous pericardial effusion [7].
