Rupp and Kornfeld (2000) found small employment impacts (approximately 2 percentage points) and annual earnings impacts ($355 in 2012 dollars) in the second year of follow-up, though the size of impacts shrank by year three.
In the present study, the impact of shrinking and non-shrinking biomass particles on pyrolysis is studied employing a kinetic model coupled with a heat transfer model using a practically significant kinetic scheme consisting of physically measurable parameters.
They look ahead with particular trepidation to the impact of shrinking local government budgets on social care for the elderly.
A decade ago, largely because of the enthusiasm of Scott and other company leaders, Walmart began to examine the positive impact that shrinking its environmental footprint could have on its bottom line.
LONG ISLAND'S two community colleges are aggressively instituting new recruitment and registration procedures and reaching out to businesses, older people and minorities to cushion the serious impact of shrinking enrollments.
He even shorted ham processor Smithfield Foods after deciding it hadn't assessed the impact of shrinking margins and rising commodities prices.
It is plausible to suppose that with additional controls, the estimated impact would shrink further, perhaps to the point of statistical insignificance.
While Twitter managed to mitigate the impact of shrinking revenues on the bottom line by slashing costs (largely through a reduction in headcount), this strategy is clearly not sustainable in the long run.
I study how glaciers affect nearby societies, especially when they unleash glacial lake outburst floods and avalanches, but also through hydrologic impacts as shrinking glaciers increase seasonal runoff variability.
The plan had its intended impact: the industry shrank from 6,700 drug makers to about 4,000.
The psychological impact of a shrinking economy may be huge precisely because it is unfamiliar.
