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Elasticity analysis indicated that adult survival, and litter size of three- and four-year-old females are most important to λ in 99.3 and 0.7% of all replicates, respectively; the few replicates with higher elasticity for litter size occurred in scenarios with some type of correlation among vital rates; of these, 21 (70.0%) occurred in scenarios with 20% reductions in subadult and adult survival.

Overall elasticity estimates are positive for both males and females; differences are statistically significant with higher elasticity for males.

The demographic rates with the highest elasticity for rock ptarmigan were the survival of after-second year females, followed by juvenile survival and success of the first nest.

We found that adult survival (combined SY and ASY survival) had the highest elasticity for rock ptarmigan, while juvenile survival and the reproductive rates were relatively more influential for white-tailed ptarmigan.

They concluded that poorer households were more price-sensitive, with higher elasticity of demand in seeking care for children than for adults.

Last, for robustness, we have also carried out some regressions (not reported) to check for further alternative specifications which could determine non-linearities, like for instance higher elasticity of wages when unemployment increases than when it decreases.

Elasticity analysis (Table 2) showed that the overwinter seed survival rate was the most important transition for hybrid populations, whereas both fecundity and survival had high elasticities for B. rapa.

For instance, I find that the exponential distribution produces higher elasticity estimates than Weibull.

The total elasticity is thus a logistic curve going from the lower elasticity value at low incomes to the higher elasticity value at high incomes: What are the implications of our findings for the interpretation of productivity/intensity as an indicator of the technological achievement of an economy, with energy and materials as input, and GDP as output?

A higher elasticity indicates less social mobility.

At low incomes the lower elasticity component will dominate, at higher incomes the higher elasticity component will dominate.