Sentence examples for of aggregate production from inspiring English sources

There was no reason to stop at social institutions: Mill believed employee-owned firms "would combine the freedom and independence of the individual, with the moral, intellectual and economical advantages of aggregate production".

The welfare measure consists of aggregate production minus total vacancy costs, i.e. note that (u_{l}Theta _{l}k=left ({v_{l}^{F}}+{v_{l}^{I}}right k,~l={m,h}), and minus the aggregate costs of education.

In normal years, these provinces together account for some 63 percent of aggregate production.

De minimis levels are defined as support up to 10percentt of the value of individual commodity production in the case of PS AMS and up to 10percentt of the value of aggregate production in the case of NPS AMS.

(Today's numbers provide a volume measure of GDP based on aggregate production, and do use some modelled numbers rather than hard data to fill gaps in firms' responses to the ONS's surveys).

Today, with the support of La Factoría, he is working to aggregate production of vegetables and meat from the producers in his village, including his own, to improve commercialization and reach the regional and national markets.

Price of international trade: Since exporting industries can sell their outputs in both international and domestic market, the price of their aggregate production is a weighted sum of the price obtained in each market.

It's the marginal product of labor at that point — which, graphically, is the slope of the aggregate production function where it crosses the vertical blue line.

Start with the notion of an aggregate production function, which relates economy-wide output to economy-wide inputs of capital and labor.

Importantly, I estimate similar effects using both a local labor markets approach that compares wages among areas with different amounts of Southern immigration and a structural, national labor market approach that combines the estimated parameters of the aggregate production function in the North with observed immigration in order to simulate the wage effects of the Great Migration.

According to the UNPG (French national union of aggregates producers) and the UNICEM (French national union of industries of careers and building materials) aggregate production is estimated at 431 million tons in 2008, of which 79%% is used in civil engineering field and 21%% for building industry.