Sentence examples for working paper issued from inspiring English sources

In the working paper, issued by the National Bureau of Economic Research, Mr. Deaton examines data from the Gallup Organization, which polls people on how they feel about various aspects of well-being, including their level of happiness, stress and anger and whether they are satisfied with their standard of living.

"A majority of male entrepreneurs start a firm in the same or a closely related industry as their fathers' industry of employment," the researchers wrote in a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper issued early this year.

In "A Realistic Policy on International Carbon Offsets," a working paper issued in April 2008, Victor and coauthor Michael Wara, a research fellow and lecturer at Stanford Law School, described their investigation into industrial energy projects in China—such as new hydro, wind, and natural gas plants which account for the vast majority of CER credits issued today.

As mentioned in the CASE i3 working paper, "For social issues, the government is the primary source of payments and there are rarely any "natural" revenue streams.

In 2015, Bridge publicly issued a working paper titled ''The Bridge Effect,'' its most recent evaluation.

In a recently issued Harvard Business School working paper, "Corporate Sustainability: First Evidence on Materiality", authors Mozaffar Khan, George Serafeim and Aaron Yoon analyzed a dataset that illuminated the value implications of sustainability investments using the materiality framework developed by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board SASBB).

The document issued Sunday, a working paper for a meeting of bishops to be held in Rome this fall, touched on some of the most contentious issues of Middle East politics and seemed poised to elicit controversy.

The results, which will be published in a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper in the July issue of American Economic Journal Applied Economicsshowhow that women in states where the pill was accessible at 18 were making 8% more each year by the 1980s than their counterparts who hadn't had access until later.

A working paper by economists Edward P. Lazear and James R. Spletzer issued last year found that though lost construction jobs accounted for nearly 20percentt of the rise in the unemployment rate during the recession, industry gains also helped bring down the jobless rate by roughly the same amount.

The Columbia Global Center - South Asia hosts projects in health and education, as well as distinguished lecture and working paper series which address major issues of the city, country and region.

A new European Commission staff working paper offering clarifications regarding these issues is expected to be published in December 2012 (J. Schillebeeckx, personal communication, October 2012).