Sentence examples for macroeconomic aspects from inspiring English sources

The conversation then shifted to the key macroeconomic aspects of natural resource management, which included contracting.

Thailand: Chawla, Amonthep (2008) "Macroeconomic Aspects of Demographic Changes and Intergenerational Transfers in Thailand".

We need to strengthen budgetary surveillance provided for in the Stability and Growth Pact, deepening it in relation to the quality of public finances and their long-term sustainability, extending the surveillance objective beyond strictly budgetary aspects to macroeconomic aspects, and establishing a closer link between budgetary surveillance and the development of structural reforms.

To promote wider understanding of this crucial moment in the Cuban economy, let me emphasize three important aspects: macroeconomic structure, microeconomic institutions and economic culture.

This shift is due to new theoretical developments that allow researchers to link microeconomic aspects of the innovation process with macroeconomic outcomes.Most economists have viewed technological progress as an incremental process.

According to Lui and Mole (1998), FA turns to the microeconomic aspects of companies and to the macroeconomic fundamentals of sectors and countries — known as market fundamentals (Allen and Taylor 1990) — to justify past movements and to predict fluctuations.

"We have to make sure that there is consistency between what we're doing on one aspect, say macroeconomic policy, with what we're aspiring to in another aspect, say climate change, or consumption," he says.

His contribution, known as vector auto-regression (VAR), came to dominate many aspects of macroeconomic analysis.Mr Sims's technique uses a handful of equations that relate the present value of a few variables (such as output, employment and the price level) to the past values of those variables plus something called an "error term".

While SME policies are associated directly with existing SMEs, self-employment rates and quantitative aspects of macroeconomic indicators, entrepreneurship policies are related to more comprehensive systems and qualitative factors.

The president's strongest card is macroeconomic policy (see chart).

CBRMs must cover additional aspects, e.g. macroeconomic, ecology, sociology and politics.