Sentence examples for in microeconomic from inspiring English sources
In microeconomic policy, Mr Brown has no such sense of fallibility.
The failures lie elsewhere, in microeconomic strategy.The government has abandoned its early inherited restraint over spending.
In microeconomic language, perhaps the mix of fun and cash to achieve the same utility from being a CEO changed more towards cash.Marcel MikolasikBratislava, Slovakia.
"Yellen was in the vanguard of economists who tried to provide a firm basis in microeconomic principles for Keynes's macroeconomic ideas," helping to explain why wages do not fall, instead of employment, in a recession, said Valerie A. Ramey of the University of California, San Diego.
A wise soft-left chancellor would do his mild redistribution in a way that cleansed the tax system, rather than clogging it up.The signs are, in fact, that in microeconomic policy Mr Brown's every instinct drives him towards complication and "activism".
Therefore, utility is an ordinal construct in microeconomic theory.
This presumptive scaling between individual and group data point to a potential mechanism by which individual choice behavior in a microeconomic framework might aggregate as group behavior in a macroeconomic framework [118].
But there is already a discernible move leftward in some microeconomic policies: a new law controlling medicine prices is in force; plans to privatise big state firms have been dropped, and the government is intervening more in business, for example by demanding the faster transfer of shares to black investors.
It is important to point out that we do not model the endogenous behavioral reactions of individuals to developments in the economic and legal environment; however, we gain in the microeconomic precision and data reliability of our simulations carrying out the computational exercise at the highest disaggregated level.
In a microeconomic sense, transportation involves relations between firms and individual consumers.
More importantly, the public, which stopped believing in the microeconomic reform agenda many years ago, is now punishing governments when they persist in pushing it.
