Sentence examples for to ex post from inspiring English sources

Interaction within an SI is a self-reinforcing mechanism which may or may not lead to ex post efficiency.

Many environmental health researchers use geographic information systems (GIS) to ex post display the results of their data collection and analysis.

Decisions about the best risk reduction mix matter most for systems vulnerable to ex post multi-stability, in which the natural resource system has the potential to begin in one of multiple, locally optimal basins of attraction.

In this paper, for a suite of energy efficiency projects, we directly compare ex ante engineering estimates of energy savings to ex post econometric estimates that use 15-min interval, building-level energy consumption data.

We then consider the content of ex ante assessment, describe different approaches to ex post assessment, and discuss five issues in the assessment of market interventions (unintended effects, interaction effects, and the time horizon, impartiality and costs of assessment).

Both types of transactions cost may be high, but when there is a high level of uncertainty about relevant events there may be a trade-off between the two: the costs of making contracts may be reduced by not attempting fully to specify contingencies, leaving a contract incomplete and necessitating renegotiation (leading to ex post transactions costs) to accommodate events left out of the contract.

Another desirable property of real time potential growth estimates is that they should be unrelated to ex-post output gaps.

The variable on orientation was not specified ex-ante, apparently leading to ex-post coding problems for many countries.

But this usually refers to ex-post questions about the duties of citizens once the citizenry is more or less known.

Besides, the support that these estimations might have provided to macroeconomic policies is reinforced by the robustness of the output gaps to ex-post revisions, which turn out to be much smaller than with standard potential output measures.

In consequence, an increase in the usage of ART in response to a price reduction due to a larger availability of insurance may be referred to ex-post moral hazard, while changes in behavior such as postponement of motherhood, which increases the likelihood of usage of ARTs in the future, may be referred to as ex-ante moral hazard.