The first implication of Scenario 2 is that cash expenses would increase by $0.30 for the 19.5% of all fevers switched from Branch 1 to Branch 2. In Table 1, cash expenses are $0.48 for fevers managed in Branch 1 because households purchased medicines used to manage these fevers, while cash expenses are $0.78 for fevers managed in Branch 2 because of transportation costs and fees at a HCF.
The first implication of this scenario (Scenario 1) is that caretaker time in Stage 1 for Branch 2 would fall from 0.78 days in Table 1 to 0.44 days.
The investment implications of this scenario are that short rates stay low for a long time, Asian economies dominate future growth and the dollar is vulnerable.In short, it sounds a lot like Japan.
Regardless of the modelling tool, policy makers and other concerned actors need to be aware of the behavioral assumptions, or implications, of a scenario in order to proceed to an assessment of what it takes to achieve, alternatively avoid it.
To explore quantitatively the implications of such scenario, we developed a mathematical description of the dynamics of surface coverage by growing Snf7 spirals.
However, after careful consideration of the consequences and implications of this scenario, the panel found that several negative outcomes can be expected.
Implications of these scenarios are discussed.
Table 16 China's welfare implications of difference scenarios, compared with BAU.
The article follows with a discussion of the implications of the scenarios design in terms of key areas of expected change and grand challenges to be addressed.
