Sentence examples for persistent shocks from inspiring English sources

Aggregate productivity is subject to persistent shocks.

This paper adds persistent shocks into the adaptive learning expectation formation process in stochastic growth asset pricing production and endowment economies.

I also show the pattern of the agent's utility adjustments with respect to persistent shocks and its implications for compensation design.

Under persistent shocks, numerical simulations show that increasing the preference for robustness continues to imply more aggressive responses to cost shocks.

We first provide a self-contained treatment of the basic theory: the Revelation Principle, formulating and simplifying the incentive constraints, using promised utilities as state variables, and analyzing models with persistent shocks using the first-order approach.

One-time shocks have the advantage that shock and transmission can be clearly distinguished, in case of persistent shocks such a distinction is no longer feasible.

Temporal shirking is always optimal after some histories as long as a positive persistent shock is expected.

For the past three years the people here have lived with the persistent shock of rocket attacks from Gaza, more than 200 of them, but they have withstood them because the notoriously crude rockets have fallen harmlessly in fields or backyards.

We and others reserve this treatment for patients with persistent shock, lactic acidosis, and oliguria [25, 29].

We considered that the persistent shock was caused by an injury other than pelvic fracture, so we decided to explore the abdominal and thoracic cavities because of the presence of the diaphragmatic injury.

The medical charts of patients were reviewed to classify deaths as "non-neurological" (i.e. persistent shock or multiple organ failure in the absence of neurological injury or before neurological prognostication could be assessed) or as neurological (i.e. severe anoxic brain injury) [12].