Sentence examples for margin of adjustment from inspiring English sources

Exit from the labor force could be another margin of adjustment.

Such data can also be quite volatile, to the extent that casual employees represent a margin of adjustment for employers (ibid).

Introducing this into the model would require identifying the source of returns to experience: participation or hours; as well as requiring the inclusion of an additional margin of adjustment: intensive labour supply decision.

The empirical analysis will further investigate this issue, but the summary statistics shown in Table 8 indicate that flexible wage components indeed represent an important margin of adjustment for our sample of European firms: almost 10% chose it as the "most important" cost-cutting option during the recent economic crisis.

Not surprisingly, firms with a higher fraction of bonuses on total pay in 2007 were more likely to use this margin of adjustment during the 2009 crisis: the estimated probability of cutting flexible pay as the main adjustment strategy is 21.3% for a high-bonus firm, compared with 13.7% in the baseline.

NBC won as usual, though ABC did close the margin of NBC's victory.

And the margin of Congress's victory, by 145 seats to the BJP's 138, was hardly clinching.

PAGE A4 A Margin of Human Error The designers of the survey of voters leaving the polls used by the news media on Election Day found that it was flawed because of factors like the relative youth of the pollsters.

A 2004 report by the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, a watchdog group, described the Kochs' foundations as being self-serving, concluding, "These foundations give money to nonprofit organizations that do research and advocacy on issues that impact the profit margin of Koch Industries".

As for the margin of PBS, similar trends can be observed.

The northern margin of LGM Po channel-belt deposits was not encountered in the study area.