Sentence examples for long-run outcomes from inspiring English sources

The effects on teachers and on students' long-run outcomes are more difficult to judge.

What are the distributional impacts of high-stakes accountability on long-run outcomes?

CLIMB is linking data from hundreds of institutional partners to data on earnings and other long-run outcomes.

The human capital perspective immediately makes it evident that the real issues are ones of long-run outcomes.

These policies arose, at least in part, from the recognition that teachers affect not only student learning in the short-run, but also long-run outcomes such as college attendance and earnings as adults.

Bettinger, Eric, Mari Rege, and Torbjorn Haegland, (2014) "Home with Mom: The Effects of Stay at Home Parents on Children's Long-run Outcomes". Journal of Labor Economics 32:3.

An alternative explanation of the emergence of a stable equilibrium is that it arises as the long-run outcome of a repeated game, in which bounded-rational agents adapt their strategies as they learn about the other agents in the system.

The long-run outcome will be the same, however, because buyers and sellers do not care about the nominal exchange rate (the official rate set by national governments under a fixed exchange rate or set by the market under floating rates).

Total nationalization is the likely long-run outcome.

Yes, there will likely be disruptions in the short run, but the long-run outcome could easily turn out to be positive if it returns the EU to an economic rather than a political union, or a more transparent political union, and frees the UK from the dictates of Brussels.

I don't think the long-run outcome of Afghanistan will be any different whether we leave tomorrow, next month, next year, or in twenty years.