Sentence examples for heterogeneous individual from inspiring English sources
The goal of this paper is to evaluate the nature and extent of such bias by (a) modifying the Sub-Regional TimodelSupply (SRto) model to reflect landowner heterogeneity; and (b) using estimated parameters to tie timber markets to heterogeneous individual supply choices.
In a restrictive definition, however, social choice is considered to deal with the problem of synthesizing heterogeneous individual preferences into a consistent ranking.
Network modeling is essential for understanding the behavior of a combined system of heterogeneous individual nodes that interact with each other.
Computer simulation not only provides much information about the dynamics of economic agents' interaction, but also allows modeling of aggregate market outcomes from heterogeneous individual behavior.
The cross sectional procedure produces biased parameter estimates and the test suffers from a loss of power if there are heterogeneous individual firm effects.
Given a competitive equilibrium in complete asset markets, we propose a method that aggregates heterogeneous individual beliefs into a single "market probability," which, if commonly shared by investors, generates the same marginal valuation of assets by the market as well as by each individual investor.
The distribution of wages is endogenously determined by the costly education decisions of heterogeneous individuals before labor market entry.
The ongoing rapid expansion of the Word Wide Web (WWW) greatly increases the information of effective transmission from heterogeneous individuals to various systems.
(2004) and Heckman etal (2002) in particular are relevant to our purpose in which heterogeneous individuals are sorted into different outcomes by a market system which allows for pricing by type of individual.
Quoting a classic work by Louis Wirth we assume here a "sociological definition of the city" (Wirth 1938: 3) that is considered as a "relatively large, dense, and permanent settlement of heterogeneous individuals" (1938: 8).
We model an economy where heterogeneous individuals choose either to work as salaried employees, to be self-employed and not hire employees (SEWNEs), or to be self-employed and hire employees (SEWEs).
