Sentence examples for margin economic from inspiring English sources
Results show that in this area, climate change will have mainly negative economic impacts (dairy gross margin, arable gross margin, economic efficiency, milk production) in the warmer and drier W + scenario, while impacts are slightly positive in the G scenario with moderate climate change.
First, we compared the number of relevant competitors (stated by pharmacists) with net revenue development and the profit margin ("Economic Success").
But risk does, at the margin, damage economic activity.
"The correspondingly weaker outlook for UK output growth means that the margin of economic slack is likely to be greater and more persistent".
France's budget plans don't leave "any safety margin if economic developments turn out worse than projected" by the government's "markedly favorable" growth assumptions, the commission said.
The substantial declines in the prices of energy and other commodities last year and the growing margin of economic slack have contributed to a substantial lessening of inflation pressures.
Credit to private sector and interest rate margin to economic growth variable have been used as a proxy of financial development.
But the margins, both economic and political, are tight: Mr Gil's love of fiscal austerity will clash with pressure from his colleagues to spend more on social projects.
E. Huntington sought to collate climate and civilization, while G. T. Taylor, with reference to Australia and Canada, focused on geographic margins shaping economic development.
Today's environment of outsourcing, labor substitution through the use of technology, and the elimination of whole categories of jobs that formerly supported middle-class lifestyles has further reduced chances for upward mobility among those long confined to the outer margins of economic participation.
By limiting the share of the economic margin in the total remuneration, the new system partially disconnects the pharmacist's profit margin from the retail price.
