Sentence examples for modeling of trade from inspiring English sources

However, I closely follow Arndt et al. ([2000]) and Lofgren et al. ([2013]) for the specification of many structural and empirical features of the Congolese economy, namely an explicit modeling of trade and transportation costs for marketed commodities and relatively detailed description of home production.

All such estimates are based on elaborate modeling of trade and emissions, and there is unfortunately no consensus on exactly how to do the calculations.

Some China critics have branded this model of trade neocolonial.

He believed in the English model of trade and toleration, not the Jacobin model of ideology and intemperance.

They are confident their traditional models of trade can handle it, even in its latest manifestations.

We needn't worry about that.Of course, we also have more sophisticated models of trade than simple comparative advantage.

In this research, published in 2000, Andrew Rose, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, extended the "gravity" model of trade.

That projection relies on the "gravity" model of trade, which assumes that commerce between countries depends on their economic weight and the distance between them.

This is a good thing, because gravity models of trade — purely empirical exercises, with no real theory behind them — are known to work pretty well.

All those things which commencement speakers talk about — personal growth, critical-thinking skills, intellectual exploration, breadth of learning — will survive at the top institutions, but other colleges will come under increased pressure to adopt the model of trade schools.

This is Equitrade chocolate, creating many times more local revenue compared with traditional models of trade, bringing more tax revenues for health and education, a sustainable way to develop the beautiful and exotic island of Madagascar.