Sentence examples for panel of countries from inspiring English sources

There are also significant differences in happiness and life satisfaction across our panel of countries (reported in Table 3).

I found that, in the panel of countries analysed in this paper, there is a positive correlation between total ALMP spending and unemployment but a negative correlation between ALMP spending per unemployed individual and unemployment.

However, in the short-run, we find both bidirectional and unidirectional Granger causality between economic growth, insurance market activities, financial depth, government consumption expenditure, and young dependency of population among our panel of countries.

While the former solution assumes a policy stance that is not a correct representation of reality (at least not in the panel of countries used for this study, as discussed above), the latter eliminates the time varying property of the policy variables as a source of identification, something that is particularly worrying in this analysis giving the long period studied.

This ratio m i,t k  = M i,t k /(M i,t k  + N i,t k ) has been estimated by Docquier and Marfouk (2006) for a large panel of countries for the years 1990 and 2000 for different education levels.

All three indicators are estimated for an international panel of countries; nevertheless, they are discussed here, since they also have a direct bearing on the discourse and practice on the recognition and measurement of (child) wellbeing in India.

In order to test that line of argument we employ a panel of 167 countries (all countries with populations above 250,000) for the years 1961 2011.

The paper seeks to examine causal relationships between predictability and accountability practices and FTA and trade growth using panel data of countries affected by several factors during the period 2000 2016.

PISA 2006 results indicated that the United States had a comparatively large proportion of underperforming students and that the country ranked 21st (in a panel of 30 countries) on assessments of scientific competency and knowledge.

PISA 2006 results indicated that the United States had a comparatively large proportion of underperforming students and that the country ranked 36th (in a panel of 57 countries and economies) on assessments of scientific competency and knowledge.

Using fixed effects regression analysis on unbalanced panel of 40 countries over the period 2002 2007, I found that the entrepreneurship potential of a country is potentially at risk if the growth of large firms' stake in the economy is left unchallenged.