Sentence examples for microeconomic studies from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, microeconomic studies appear to confirm that a sizeable chunk of the increase has been structural.
In recent years he has conducted microeconomic studies and field experiments in Thailand to see how finance systems influence economic decision-making and may contribute to growth.
During a spike in food prices in 2005 grain was 4.5% cheaper in markets with mobile coverage.Such microeconomic studies provide support for macroeconomic analyses that suggest a link between mobile phones and economic growth.
Piketty's bestselling book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, owes much to the detailed microeconomic studies conducted by Deaton and Tony Atkinson of Nuffield College, Oxford, and there was some speculation that the prize might have been shared by the two economists this year.
It bridges the gap between Maddison's macroeconomic panorama and microeconomic studies by historians such as Peter Laslett, author of "The World We Have Lost", about early modern England.For the most part, the findings confirm what is suspected, if not known in such detail.
Microeconomic studies on the determinants of migrants' remittances have used very different econometric methodologies.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first microeconomic study that assesses the remitting behavior of Moroccan migrants using econometric analysis.
One approach is to use microeconomic case studies to examine consumer behaviour in response to specific tax rebates and cuts.
17Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) (2006) notes that microeconomic evaluation studies of different active labor market policies suggest that details of program design are key.
We categorized identified publications according to economic methods (macroeconomic versus microeconomic) and study objectives (e.g., quantify disease burden or assess the impact interventions [comparative analysis]).
The basic concepts are derived mainly from microeconomic theory, which studies the behaviour of individual consumers, firms, and industries, but new tools of analysis have been added.
