Sentence examples for multiplier estimates from inspiring English sources

Hence the lowish multiplier estimates based on recent history.

Even using a range of lower multiplier estimates consistent with more normal conditions, the Congressional Budget Office found that the effects of the stimulus on output and employment were in the predicted range.

Indeed, these effects are likely to be larger than expected compared with conventional multiplier estimates, which rest on two assumptions: the economy is close to full employment; and the contraction in demand caused by a cut in government spending will be offset by a drop in interest rates.

Our approach is based on new multiplier estimates for Hermite expansions, weighted inequalities for local singular integrals and a careful analysis of Kanjin's original proof of the unweighted case.

b) Prediction versus evaluation: Some critics have discounted the CBO's studies on the stimulus as, in Reason writer Peter Suderman's words, "pre-cooked", because the multiplier estimates are based on evidence known before the stimulus was passed, and thus are sure to produce similar results before and after the stimulus was enacted.

For example, 1995 Nobel Laureate Robert Lucas called multiplier estimates from Economy.com "schlock economics"; John Cochrane of the University of Chicago has called government spending stimulus "a fallacy"; Robert Barro of Harvard called one version of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) "the worst bill that has been put forward since the 1930s".

Then a reduction factor is proposed as the ratio of the topographic multiplier estimated by Monte Carlo simulation to that obtained by the simplified method.

An iterative algorithm is developed that applies the minimization steps of (11) and multiplier estimate updates of (12) and (13) with an asynchronous consensus protocol for finding the values of the coupled power mismatch ({varvec{h}}({varvec{x}})) and its associated multiplier ({varvec{mu }}).

One multiplier estimate was used for Nairobi and the Central region combined because of their closeness in proximity and access to health care.

To produce our multiplier estimate, we learned from administrative records that 423 heavy drug users were enrolled in the CAPS drug treatment program in August 2009.

When we examined the CrIs, over half of the uncertainty arose from the distribution for the foodborne multiplier estimated from expert elicitation; most of the other sources of uncertainty arose from the distributions for the underreporting and pathogen fraction multipliers.