Once these drivers and dimensions are identified, they are "fleshed out" into plausible and concrete scenarios; second, the potential implications inherent in different configurations of macro drivers are examined.
We focus on the analyses (mostly through desk research) of macro drivers that are likely to influence the logistics chains and through focus groups' discussions link such analyses to the expected impacts on logistics chains.
His basic stock-picking methodology is to identify major macro drivers and seek out equities with a combination of strong management, undervalued assets, attractive cyclical earnings and cash flow growth.
It is important to note that we mainly focus on macro drivers that are not directly under the control of the logistics actors, e.g., internal to the logistics systems [47].
In addition, transposable elements were shown to be important determinants of fungal genome evolution (drivers of macro- or microrearrangements, inducers of point mutations in surrounding coding or noncoding regions, or modifiers of gene expression; Beare et al. 2009; Rouxel et al. 2011; Grandaubert et al. 2014).
"On a macro level, the key psychological drivers of performance are relatively similar for many individuals and organizations," said co-founder and CMO (and Jim's wife) Jennifer Moss in an email.
While trade liberalization is not explicitly depicted within the framework, the authors identify liberalization as one of the main drivers of conditions within this macro-level context.
Malin Eriksson's work on social capital provides some useful insights into factors mediating between macro-social relations and health, with particular attention to community-level drivers of health and well-being.
As attention to social capital as a possible 'social determinant of health' increased, some commentators sought to position macro-social and community-level factors as competing explanations of the social drivers of health.
