Sentence examples for punishment rate from inspiring English sources

An increase in the audit or punishment rate then always calls for a reduction in the tax rate in order to regain a balanced government budget.

A 1-unit increase in z followed by an increase in p l α by (bar {psi _{l}}) units maintains the relative punishment rate given by (bar {psi }_{l}).

This implies considering the situation when the expected punishment rate plus concealment costs exceed the tax rate, i.e. p α+κ l >z, when both the formal and informal sectors are equally productive, which does not seem unrealistic given a broad interpretation of concealment costs.

The GAO observed that the nonjudicial punishment rate on the battleships was 25% higher than for the rest of the Navy.

The students who had originally supported capital punishment rated the pro-deterrence data highly credible and the anti-deterrence data unconvincing; the students who'd originally opposed capital punishment did the reverse.

Therefore, in order to consider the effects of a fully financed change in the punishment rates on the number of educated workers, we have to account for repercussions on (1-hat {e}) following adjustments in the tax rate.

Although the most likely scenario is when higher punishment rates call for tax reductions in order to fulfil the government budget, the results obtained in this section for the impact of higher relative punishments of informal activities on producer wages, tightness, search, employment, and unemployment rates do not depend on this assumption.

A closer examination of (37) reveals that changes in the audit rates or punishment rates affect the share of educated workers, (1-hat {e}), through ψ l only, whereas changes in the tax rate, z, have a direct effect on (1-hat {e}) in addition to the effects working through ψ l.

That ψ l =(1+p l α+κ l )/(1+z) can be obtained both through high tax and enforcement rates and through low tax and enforcement rates raises the issue of multiple equilibria.25 The relationship between the punishment rates and the tax rate in each sector can then be written as (p_{l}alpha =bar {psi }_{l}(1+z -(1+kappa _{l})) where the wedge in each sector is set to some fixed value (bar {psi }_{l}).

Serbia's forces could not indefinitely go on absorbing punishment at the rate NATO has recently been meting it out, with up to 400 air attacks per day by bombers now swooping in from Hungary and Turkey as well as from NATO bases in Italy.

In contrast, when Playing against PR, rats should always defect [18], [19], again maximizing reward and minimizing punishment (observed defection rate was ∼80%).