The phrase 'welfare outcome' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the results of a policy or program that is designed to improve the lives of people. For example, "The program was successful in achieving a positive welfare outcome for the vulnerable families it served."
Four locations met the care and welfare outcome, three had major concerns, and eight had moderate concerns.
In the GTE framework with an empirically relevant contract structure, a simple rule under which the interest rate responds to economy-wide inflation gives a welfare outcome nearly identical to the optimal policy.
Thus we estimated two welfare outcome functions, one for adopters and another for non-adopters.
Thus, such higher revenue enables the government to compensate poor households better than before, improving the welfare outcome of the carbon pricing strategy.
Following Asfaw (2010), two proxies are used to measure household welfare outcome in this study, namely annual income (from crop) and household annual consumption expenditure.
Endogeneity problems arise when unobservable characteristics of farmers affect both the decision to be a member of agricultural cooperatives and the welfare outcome, resulting in inconsistent estimates of the impact of agricultural cooperatives on household welfare.
As such, welfare outcomes for farmed fish in aquaculture systems have received heightened attention.
Few studies have examined the impact of family group decision-making (FGDM) on child welfare outcomes.
Different sources and particle sizes of roughage could lead to very different welfare outcomes.
Despite their popularity in policy circles, attraction policies may result in adverse welfare outcomes for some segments of the urban society.
"The role of inspector general would help oversee independence and cultural change in our industry and work constructively with exporters to improve animal welfare outcomes," Crean said.
