Sentence examples for implications of supply from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the analysis uses the "standard" assumption of constant returns to scale to derive the implications of supply shocks for the wage structure.

The current tax does not reflect the military spending incurred to protect our access to cheap energy, the damage to the environment or the long-term implications of future supply disruptions.

We will explore how packaging can attract the consumer at different points of sale and present the implications of new supply chain requirements.

[The presentation is posted online.] Andrew Leach, an environmental economist at the Alberta School of Business with a great blog on energy, climate and oil sands that has the best blog name I've seen in a long time — Rescuing the Frog: I agree strongly with Dan Kammen on the potential supplies of fossil fuel resources, and the implications of those supplies for greenhouse-gas emissions.

The chapter reflects on the achievement of 100% renewable electricity supply in Iceland and compares it with New Zealand, and it reviews the New Zealand government's modeling work on the future evolution of the generation portfolio in New Zealand and considers some implications of the supply-side bias built into New Zealand's electricity market design.

What's the most curious to me is the demand side of the equation and implications to supply down the road, specifically the degrees of permission brands are allowed by consumers.

The implications of underinvestment by the oil industry because of the current conditions will have implications for supply in 10-15 years from now.

The implication of higher supply air flow rates on duct design is qualitatively discussed.

But they have misunderstood the monetary-policy implications of a positive supply shock.

Unfortunately, the implications of immigration-induced supply shifts in the context of imperfectly competitive labor markets have not yet been fully developed.

Energy Minister John Hayes said: "This report was commissioned by my department to get an accurate picture of the retail fuel market and to consider any possible implications for our security of supply.