Sentence examples for spillovers that affect from inspiring English sources

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Besides its effects on individual productivity and earnings, education can produce relevant spillovers that affect economic growth.

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Agriculture as a source of food has a substantial spillover that affects the Earth's ecosystems.

"There is a benefit spillover that affects the tax price at which I can get government services," says Dr. Timothy Bartik, senior economist at the Upjohn Institute and author of Investing In Kids: Early Childhood Programs and Local Economic Development, a book that looks at the economic effects of preschool education.

Within the life cycle, management choices, such as retention in fully closed terrestrial facilities until later development stages (Hindar et al. 1991), changes to harvest equipment that affect leakage (Naylor et al. 2005), or harvest before substantial net-pen spawning occurs (Uglem et al. 2012), can differentially affect spillover at different life cycle stages.

"Such a military intervention could have dramatic consequences and create a spillover that will affect not only Mali but also the entire Sahel and the African continent," writes Abdelkader Abderrahmane, a senior researcher with the Institute for Security Studies in Addis Ababa.

A development that affected one of the three segments of public, private and nonprofit, had negative spillover effects on the other two," says Sutherland.

That affects everybody.

A number of recent studies provide evidence that technology spillovers do affect corporate investment and the assets, both intangible and tangible, that they create.

We then consider the asset redeployability channel through which technology spillovers can affect financial policies.

Then, we show how effort spillovers affect the equilibrium communication behavior of each division.

Furthermore, our simulations might underestimate the effects of large pulses of spillover by ignoring processes that particularly affect small populations (e.g., genetic drift, inbreeding depression, depensation, demographic stochasticity; Lande 1998), which could occur after a large pulse of escapees, and we do not account for the potential for overcompensatory effects of large pulses.

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