Sentence examples for instruments proposed by from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we use the instruments proposed by Hall and Jones (1999) in column (5) and by Acemoglu et al.

In this study, we combined policy analysis with landscape change modeling to simulate outcomes of alternative forest conservation instruments proposed by opposing policy coalitions.

The ability of four instruments within the general class of exogenous targeting instruments, proposed by Segerson [Journal of Environmental Economic Management 15 (1988) 87], to induce socially optimal outcomes in a group moral hazard environment is investigated in an experiment based on Nalbantian and Schotter [American Economic Review 87 (1997) 314].

In the design of our questionnaire several instruments proposed by other authors were taken into account [ 4, 8, 14- 19].

The Belgian Health Interview Surveys used the instruments proposed by the WHO-Europe working group to identify people with disability [ 24].

I'm prompted to ask by the discovery that the most illiberal and oppressive instrument proposed by any recent government – injunctions to prevent nuisance and annoyance in the antisocial behaviour bill – has been attacked by Labour not because it is draconian but because it is not draconian enough.

Specifically, the instruments are distance from the equator, the extent to which the primary languages of Western Europe (English, French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish) are spoken as first languages today, and the predicted trade share based on a gravity model of international trade, constructed by Frankel and Romer (1999).18 The instrument proposed by Acemoglu et al.

The instrument proposed by Downs and Black [ 10] was used to assess the quality of studies.

It is important to stress that we used a self-designed questionnaire whose questions were based on an instrument proposed by the WHO and adapted to the realities of China, and the findings of a number of investigations indicate that such data can be extremely useful. 1 22 Sociodemographic variables: Age, grade and gender.

Thus, in this study, we used the fourth version of the instrument proposed by Webster et al. [ 21], which is comprised of 27 items divided into four factors (physical well-being, social and family well-being, emotional well-being, functional well-being) in a reflexive model.

On the right hand side, we further include income and its square as instruments as proposed by Bopape ([2006]).