Sentence examples for relative punishment from inspiring English sources

Section 4 offers a comparative statics analysis of an increase in the relative punishment of informal activities.

A trustable and stable CH can distinguish the malicious users in its sub-network and perform relative punishment strategies.

In this case, an increase in the relative punishment of the informal sector instead takes place through a reduction in the informal punishment which increases the government revenues.

From (17), it is clear that more severe relative punishment of the informal sector affects the number of educated workers as such policy increases ψ l.

A fully financed increase in the relative punishment of the informal sector, ψ l, will reallocate search intensity and employment towards the formal sector, i.e. ({sigma _{l}^{I}}) falls, ({n_{l}^{F}}) increases, and ({n_{l}^{I}}) falls.

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}).

Goodell didn't come right out and say that, but that's the inference we can draw from the relative punishments of the 49ers and Patriots, the two teams he has stripped of picks in the 2008 draft.

Like many of the game's mechanics, the player base has had to share info amongst themselves to figure out the offenses and their relative punishments, from slaps on the wrist to lifetime bans.

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.

But in truth, sentencing is more often about wrong and wrong, relative crimes and comparative punishments, the sins of Jamie Olis (who got 25 years) versus those of his co-workers (who could get 5 years), the sins of Mr. Embezzler versus those of the kids from Newark.

Although not directly related to the objectives of this study, results of the three (group) by two (condition: reward anticipation relative to punishment anticipation) ANOVA and the analysis of the effect of group on punishment anticipation are presented in the online data supplement.