In 1983 Jorgenson and Slesnick recovered measures of welfare for each household from systems of individual demand functions and combined these into a single indicator of social welfare that incorporated both efficiency and equity.
However, for both data sets, a few data points gave percent errors of up to 7%% between the decay-corrected activity (injected) and the recovered (measured) activity.
Using the income recover measure, the poor households were able to recover to where they were when we first encountered them, but that was to a pretty low level of well-being - the 'bad' outcome of chronic poverty.
The amount of DNA recovered, measured as μg/sample, was 0.431 ± 0.019 (mean value ± standard error of the mean).
He grinned and waved, already recovering a measure of what I took to be a habitual jauntiness.
They struggled in the immediate aftermath of the Blair victory and hit rock bottom at 23% in October 1997, before recovering a measure of dignity in early 1998, when they clawed their way back to 30% in the polls.
Yet Mr. Adler found that in fact those former patients who scored highest on measures of well-being — who had recovered, by standard measures — told very similar tales about their experiences.
Using data from eight UK markets, we then show how one can use some of these equilibrium restrictions with aggregate consumer survey data to recover separate measures for the two costs.
The trends of disappearing middle-income jobs, stagnating wages and growing income inequality predated the Great Recession and are likely to persist even after the labor market has fully recovered, as measured by the quantity of jobs and the unemployment rate.
The amount of DNA recovered was measured as μg/sample.
In addition to the overall quantity of peptides recovered, we measured the relative intensity of peptides within the mass spectra.
