Sentence examples for large sample of countries from inspiring English sources

And as the report concludes, "historical experience in a large sample of countries does not provide much guidance on which combinations of macroeconomic policies and institutions might be particularly beneficial for promoting 'shared prosperity' [a buzzword of the World Bank] as distinct from simply 'prosperity' .A similar point can be made about calls for better governance.

We formally test this hypothesis employing a new database that captures the full set of supervisory reforms implemented during the period 1996-2013 in a large sample of countries.

Indeed, an examination of a large sample of countries, from the 19th to the 21st centuries, reveals that a larger population of affluent, educated citizens -- especially women -- brings about more political participation and greater support for democracy, particularly in less-developed countries.

In a large sample of countries, we found a statistically significant and robust correlation between the rule of law and various health outcomes.

17 This is the only global and cross-country comparable indicator that was specifically developed to measure the concept of the rule of law for a large sample of countries.

However, for a larger sample of countries, they found that while R&D expenditure increased with patents, labor productivity did not.

Furthermore, the inclusion of this proxy of absolute poverty allows us to consider a socioeconomic variable for a larger sample of countries, avoiding the aforementioned possible bias regarding the non availability of socioeconomic inequality data for an important number of countries.

Our study supports results of other studies by demonstrating independent associations of male circumcision with reduced cervical cancer rates and HIV cases, after stratifying the countries for Muslim and Christian religions, among a large sample of developing countries.

During the last few years, a large sample of EU countries have undergone fiscal consolidation processes of different degrees aimed at controlling increasing fiscal deficits stemming from the financial crisis.

This paper statistically analyzes the effects of climatic natural disasters and political risk on bilateral trade in a large-N sample of countries and years.

In this paper, we construct synthetic panels and analyze poverty dynamics for a large sample of Latin American countries, with the aim to provide policy makers and development practitioners (engaged in project design) with estimates of the duration of poverty.