Decay incidence analysis confirmed that all ultrasound treatments were effective to reduce mold growth.
The standard incidence analysis used by the Congressional Budget Office, Joint Committee on Taxation and other researchers generally assumes all costs and benefits of labor-related taxes and benefits are borne by labor — i.e., the worker, not the employer.
Moreover, a grey incidence analysis was used to evaluate the relative performance of subjective (DRASTIC and SA-DRASTIC) and objective (E-DRASTIC and F-DRASTIC) weighting-based methods.
In addition, the effects of particle size distribution of fly ash on the properties of lightweight insulation materials is studied by grey incidence analysis.
To achieve these objectives, this paper used a combined method of grey incidence analysis and grey clustering, which are suitable for distinguishing critical industry indices that can measure the status of development situation of the remanufacturing industry.
For those who know their Econ 101, it's standard incidence analysis: since the overall supply of labor seems to be pretty wage-inelastic, the supply side bears the burden.
I demonstrate the importance of benefit incidence analysis by showing that the intended cost reductions of tax-based federal student aid are substantially offset by institutional price increases for a sample of 4-year colleges and universities.
Gasparini and Cruces (2008) present a full benefit incidence analysis of taxation and public social expenditure.
The fifth person was instructed to record the conversation, which is later used in critical incidence analysis.
In turn, much of fiscal incidence analysis is done on the non-behavioral type of assumption (Sutherland 2001; Immervoll et al. 2006).
Ten years later, Craig et al. applied the economic tool of fiscal incidence analysis to the CBP in order to assess the performance of publicly provided irrigation as a method of income redistribution (Craig 1974).
