Sentence examples for household framework from inspiring English sources

Moreover, partial retirement decisions could be studied in a household framework.

Moreover, as marital status is not known we do not examine the retirement decision in a household framework and we decided to restrict the analysis to men.

Reliance on agricultural household modelling framework is in recognition of the fact that the semi-commercial nature of smallholder agriculture in the developing countries makes it imperative that the production, consumption and labour allocation decisions of the farm households are interdependent.

The agricultural household model analyzes the three decisions related to production, consumption and work decisions in one framework.

Following the work of Singh et al. (1986), we recognize that some households are both consumers and producers of their food and thus, model household utility within the framework of consumer demand and production theories as follows: {U}_i= uleft {C}_i,{l}_ileft|{x}_iright.right) (1).

The detail two-way controlling framework for household appliance is shown in Fig. 6.

This study empirically assesses the conceptual framework incorporating household livelihoods as a key mediating factor between rural migration and the rural environment.

However, the analytical framework of household production theory developed in this article remained a pillar of his later work on the economics of the family and the economics of non-market activities more generally.

Marsh et al. [ 14] developed a conceptual framework for household and community maternal and newborn care, which highlights elements of newborn care that have been overlooked by safe motherhood and child survival programs.

First, we use our framework to predict household income in the SA data, given the household type (single or married).

In Mukugodo, we apply a decision-making framework to assess household herding practices and land use patterns to determine the degree to which these household responses are influenced by ecological factors such as drought and geographic location (such as closeness to water) and/or social factors, such as wealth.