Sentence examples for on aggregate consumption from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a simplified exergo-economic methodology is presented, which is based on aggregate consumption data and on a case-oriented procedure for analysis simplification.
With equal time discount factors, the SDF depends on aggregate consumption in (t=0) and (t=1) and some constants (see Appendix B).
For instance, Abelson [ 25] claims that anti-smoking advertising and education has no detectable impact on aggregate consumption.
Overall, given the absence of evidence on aggregate consumption at subnational geographies in GB, and its association with related harms, this study provides a useful addition to the literature.
The former approach, based on the use of aggregate consumption data, is described more in detail and finally applied to a trigeneration plant serving a 300-bed hospital, situated in a Mediterranean area; the results are finally compared with those available in the literature and determined by using demand cumulative curves or numerical methods.
We impute the aggregate value of owner-occupied housing, the value of financial assets, and measures of aggregate consumption for each of the geographic units over time.
In 2002, China grew at 10percentt and added about $130 billion of aggregate consumption.
Aggregating (c_i^*) this way would lead to aggregate consumption in the tax economy, i.e., to (c^*).
To estimate the households' consumption expenditure, we asked our respondents a range of questions on aggregate expenditure on both food and non-food items including those on food, clothing, housing, education, and medical care.
To measure socioeconomic status we developed an aggregate consumption measure, by compiling data on the types of food and non-food items that households either purchased, produced themselves, or obtained through nonfinancial transactions.
Because aggregate saving feeds through the financial system to create the national supply of capital, it follows that aggregate consumption and saving behaviour has a powerful influence on an economy's long-term productive capacity.
