Sentences with phrase «of economic equations»

I know Dave Pimentel at Cornell has been trying to categorize this for a while, but this idea of actually assigning economic values to things that are usually left out of economic equations, like the cost of cleaning water, you know, so do you want to talk about that a little bit more.

They are not part of the economic equation.

Not exact matches

** Whether knowingly or not, anyone who treats «money velocity» as if it were a genuine and measurable economic driver is an advocate of the QTM, because «V» does not exist outside the tautological and practically useless Equation of Exchange.

As a sidenote, statistically, periods of slower economic growth do tend to be correlated with higher, not lower, inflation (a result that follows from the «monetary exchange equation»).

The dominant «neoclassical» model reduces the richness of human behaviour into equations based on exactly the simplistic psychology of «economic man».

One could write an answer as long as this one analyzing the economic consequences of H1 - B visas alone (there are papers that do), and my goal was to go more in depth on the rural than on the urban side of the equation to which that in depth analysis isn't as relevant.

While cuts will be part of the equation, we must also ensure some degree of economic stimulus while reasonably maintaining the services vital to the lives and well - being of all New Yorkers.

Among the interesting topics covered in Pathways are: the changing role of the patient in the total health equation and the ways in which decentralized information is affecting their expectations and demands; the dearth of pipeline products among international pharmaceutical companies against a backdrop of increased research and development spending; the dynamics of emerging markets and their rising demand for therapies in chronic disease; the value of drugs and biotechnology solutions within the context of global economic realities.

It's a cautionary tale of collective malpractice and personal greed all converging at a moment which helped set about the global economic downturn, and the production design (by regular Wong Kar - wai collaborator William Chang) opts to remove all walls from the aesthetic equation as a way to emphasise that, even though it's a culture which thrives on secrets and subterfuge, there really is nowhere to hide your dirty laundry.

Math4Finance.com offers a simple library of formulas and economic equations you can use in your everyday life to get a handle on the business transactions which occur around you.

These painterly excavations work and rework Bradford's own negotiation with what the artist calls «easy equations» of racial, sexual and socio - economic realities, which are directly upended through his process.

The show ends with the 54 minutes of Campbell's It for Others, which includes chunks of a 1953 French film essay by Chris Marker and Alain Resnais on colonialism and African art, and a dance routine choreographed by Michael Clark expressing economic equations from Karl Marx's Das Kapital.

It seems obvious, but the economic calculation has to be reset to account for the environment — it is just incorrect, economically, to not have the true cost to the environment, to world species, part of every equation.

In the model, a series of equations represents world economic activity, the CO2 levels that activity generates, and the impact of the resulting CO2 levels.

This paper examines the nexus between CO2 emissions, energy consumption and economic growth using simultaneous - equations models with panel data of 14 MENA countries over the period 1990 - 2011.

But when it comes to the other side of the equation, which is not how much systems generate but the economic value of the energy generated — which is dependent on local policy makers» decisions 15 — 20 years into the future — it's not possible know what that's going to be for any net - metered system.

Part of this new paradigm involves bringing indigenous people living in the world's forests into the economic equation.

Moreover, since Lord Stern's report on the economics of climate change, the «economic impact» part of the equation that Monbiot scoffs at is increasingly central to the environmentalist research agenda.

I wonder what sort of legislation the Texans will pass when their state is crumbling around them, having lived and died at the heart of both sides of the fossil fuel equation, economic boom and climate / water bust.

The impact of energy consumption and CO2emissions on economic growth: Fresh evidence from dynamic simultaneous - equations models.

The economic issues these types of requests raise is but one consideration: Access to justice — which has become a prominent issue in Ontario lately — also figures in the equation.

That equation is somewhat betrayed by the simple textual metric that the word «value» in the sense of economic value is used more than twice as often than in the sense of ethical values.

«The equation * shows * that tokens that are «hot potatoes» will be near worthless, and (store of value) will have far greater economic value,» he wrote during a short debate.

Economic development organizations (EDOs) are an important part of the equation for bringing jobs and businesses to a particular geographic area, be it a city, county or state.

Once income is coming in as it should and economic losses are under control and normalized, this is what the income side of the asset's equation looks like.

Green building hasn't always been a good investment for the retail and hospitality markets, but growing consumer demand and economic benefits have changed the equation — more than half of all new US projects will be «green» by 2015.