Sentence examples for monetary production from inspiring English sources

Especially, linear programming models tend to be constructed based on IO tables when the supply and demand balance in monetary production value or the material flow balance in the entire economy are used as constraint conditions.

Concretely, we divide the monetary production value in these three industries using the ratio of the volume of input in each non-metallic mineral waste according to the materials shown in Table 1.

To modify the industrial classifications in the IO table, we first estimate the monetary production value of each non-metallic mineral material by identifying material outputs, prices, mass/volume, and main sale destinations from several statistical sources, such as Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (2005) and Nippon Slag Association (2005).

In order to address these questions, we develop a monetary growth production model with heterogeneous agents.

Barter for non-monetary products.

This means that the (i, j -element of C MP represents the mass of material i directly and indirectly introduced in one monetary unit of production of product j -element

The registered costs are directly related to health care or indirect health care (out-of-pocket costs, costs of informal care) and direct costs outside health care (monetary value of production losses caused by absence and reduced productivity).

Almost every aspect of economic life displays seasonal variations: sales of coal or ice, deposits in savings banks, monetary circulation, agricultural production, purchases of clothing, travel, housing, entertainment, and so on.

Meeting the growing demand for improved monetary returns, increasing production efficiency and reducing obsolescence of forestry equipment are reasons given for this renewed interest (Nicholls2003, Lebel et al.2010).2010

The aim of this paper is to provide an interpretation of the so-called profits-investments puzzle, in the theoretical framework of the monetary theory of production (MTP) and with reference to 'radical' Institutional issues.

This approach analyzes the monetary value of production and consumption based on exchange values at 'arm's length.' Contrary to welfare-based valuation approach, it does not include consumer surplus.