In the model, risk-averse agents get married in order to benefit from joint public good expenditure, but economic gains from marriage are volatile due to labor market shocks.
Ratzlaff CR, Doerfling P, Steininger G, Koehoorn M, Cibere J, Liang M, Wilson DR, Esdaile J, Kopec J. Lifetime trajectory of physical activity according to energy expenditure and joint force.
These included joint review missions, public expenditure reviews and project evaluations.
"Similar to 2012, coordinated expenditure decisions are joint decisions.
This joint consideration of revenue and expenditure is also common in most European countries.
Under the new TFEU (3.2.1), this distinction has been done away with, and the two arms of the budgetary authority (the European Parliament and the Council) now take joint decisions on all agricultural expenditure.
This paper is a first step toward closing the analytical gap in the extensive literature on the results of interactions between public and private R&D expenditures, and their joint effects on the economy.
Total expenditures for facet joint interventions in the Medicare population increased from over $229 million in 2002 to over $511 million in 2006, with an overall increase of 123%.
An extension of this framework is proposed by Valletta (2014), who analyses the joint taxation of income and health expenditure in a model in which agents have heterogeneous preferences over consumption, labour and health.
To investigate the effects of an automated stride assistance device that assists hip joint flexion and extension movement in energy expenditure during walking in healthy young adults using an expired gas method.
