Sentence examples for reduction in aggregate from inspiring English sources

It was the view of the American monetary authorities that this reduction in aggregate demand had to be countered by monetary expansion.The ECB, on the other hand, was caught in a narrative that the problem came from the supply side.

The document calls for reductions in farm subsidies elsewhere in the developed world that are even steeper than those proposed for America: an 83% reduction in aggregate support levels in Japan and the EU, and a reduction in trade-distorting support of 75% (53% for Japan).

Since 2013, the top 40percentt of earners have accounted for 84percentt of all new income and 34percentt of new debt, which led to a material reduction in aggregate leverage relative to income and provided for consistent growth of retail sales, as this cohort represents 65percentt of total consumption.

In fact, a one ton of oil equivalent permanent reduction in aggregate energy consumption reduces output by €6340 over the long term, an aggregate impact which hides a wide diversity of effects for different fuel types.

One was based on a comparison of two sets of core data, collected 3.5 years apart, which suggests that a significant (~ 80%) reduction in aggregate sediment-phase TCE concentrations occurred between sampling events.

This could happen for instance if the unemployed have an above-average marginal propensity to consume (possibly because they are credit-constrained), and macroeconomic policy does not fully respond to the associated reduction in aggregate demand (possibly because monetary policy faces a binding zero-bound constraint, see e.g. Eggertsson2010).

This reduction in aggregates is likely to reflect a decrease in the soluble and oligomeric forms of mutant huntingtin as well as the large aggregates, as these forms have all been demonstrated to be altered by autophagy induction.

The addition of nocodazole induced a major reduction in both aggregate average intensity signal (2.6 fold, Fig. 3C) and aggregate average size (3.8 fold, Fig. 3D).

However, excessive interference is introduced for larger, so there is a reduction in the aggregate throughput.

Reduction in the aggregate size decreased the porosity of pervious concrete and as the consequence the strength of pervious concrete is increased.

The adoption of Eq. (11-3) appears to conservatively cover the effect of the reduction in the aggregate interlock in SCC beams through providing theoretical estimations that are equal to the experimental values.