Sentence examples for macro effects of from inspiring English sources

What's less appreciated is how acute he is on the subjects of business and the macro effects of global capitalism.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: Climate reformists challenge old economic models (Grist) On the macro effects of higher oil prices (Macroadvisers) China's January inflation (Michael Pettis) Private hiring and government layoffs (Economix).

Hence the determined effort by people like John Taylor to dismiss everything we've learned — and I don't just mean me, I mean Rogoff-Reinhart, the IMF, Alan Taylor, and more — about the macro effects of financial crises.

Hence, it would be only with data on firms' decisions that the micro and macro effects of unemployment benefits could be properly analysed.

An extremely nonlinear fourth-order governing equation for the doubly clamped nano-switches made of CNTs/Si composites nanobeam is derived and solved by using the principle of virtual work, where Van der Waals force as atomic interactions and Casimir force as macro effects of quantum field fluctuation of vacuum are combined as an electrostatic force with fringing field effects.

More recently, Dmitrijeva and Hazans (2007), Fahr and Sunde (2009), Hertweck and Sigrist (2013) and Klinger and Rothe (2012) evaluate the macro effect of the Hartz I/II and III reforms in Germany on the efficiency of the matching process between job seekers and vacancies.

However, as discussed below, for these macro effects to translate into higher levels of employment, countries would need to ensure spending in these programmes is commensurate with their unemployment levels.

The latter is fascinated by the micro-macro effect of the building, and the fact that its image keeps changing, depending on the light.

But as long as we're in the town that Greenwald chose as a symbol of Wal-Mart's oppression, let's consider some of the macro effects here.

In this manner, we can emphasize the relevance of the indirect 'macro' effects of changing the pensionable age, that is, the effects on pension benefits of altering the worker/retiree ratio, the so-called dependency ratio.

Other factors they found to be related to infant mortality are the macro level effect of export commodity concentration, GDP per capita, health expenditures per capita, secondary education, and organic water pollution.