Section II reviews the theoretical contributions explaining rigidities and asymmetries in the interest rate pass-through, comments on the institutional features of the financial system of the Dominican Republic, and discusses the empirical evidence for the country.
In that sense, in testing the theoretical prediction on wage rigidity during recessions, the wages that workers can receive without any effort (e.g., starting regular pay) should be excluded from the wages to be analyzed because increasing such a wage does not motivate workers, and no wage rigidity arises.
The theoretical modulus increases with increasing molecular rigidity, while the experimental moduli (at low temperature and corrected for the cross-sectional area of the side chains) do not exhibit a specific dependence on the molecular rigidity, and range between 140 and 180 GPa.
The omnipresence of contracts, customer relations, kinked demand curves and menu costs are the most important theoretical explanations for the occurrence of rigidities in prices and wages.
Based on the fact that the inclined wall of the honeycomb is twisted under the condition that the rotation angle in both connection edges is zero in bending deformation, a theoretical technique for calculating the honeycomb flexural rigidity is proposed.
And again, the rigidity of designators in a true theoretical identity statement is sufficient for the statement's necessity.
Eren et al. [14] provide a theoretical foundation for network localization in terms of graph rigidity theory.
To verify structural rigidity, the bucking behavior was calculated from a theoretical model, and was compared with experimental results.
The theoretical analysis and test results show that the structure has better rigidity, rational bearing, and reliability of the theoretical analysis.
The apparent bending rigidity of graphene membranes at macroscopic scale differs from theoretical predictions at micro-scale.
