Sentences with phrase «policy effects»

The implications of these changes and monetary policy effects on the reverse mortgage market are discussed in this paper.

The consequence is that there is a high demand for rapid evidence about policy effects, and the early evidence often contributes overwhelmingly to shaping the narrative about whether policies are working or not.

There is a high demand for rapid evidence about policy effects, and the early evidence often contributes overwhelmingly to shaping the narrative about whether policies are working or not.

He manages gracefully to weave strong arguments against the Catastrophic strain of Athropogenic Global Warming (CAGW) while illuminating the dire consequences of both the economic and the public policy effects of CAGW.

The public policy effect is to make an open marketplace into a walled garden, in which you can play only if you're prepared to let your new masters set the rules, and change them at their whim.

The presentational aspects of «New Labour» - embracing the financialisation of the economy and abandoning a critique of capitalism (however modest) had obvious policy effects and as a campaigning organisation, Labour's brand was seen to have been decontaminated of any radical potential - the social democratic policies that the party has implemented when in office have thus been deliberately underplayed.

Even if there is no direct Brexit policy effect, this is a resounding rejection of her mean - spirited, authoritarian, interpretation of the vote.

The study has received a great deal of attention, in part because it is one of the few evaluations of school resources based on random assignment of students to test policy effects while controlling for other conditions, a method that is generally thought to be a high - quality research design.

They say, «Technological change can raise the efficiency of resource use, but it also tends to raise both per capita resource consumption and the scale of resource extraction, so that, absent policy effects, the increases in consumption often compensate for the increased efficiency of resource use.»

Fourth, we need more rigorous investigation of these results to understand whether they can really tell us anything about policy effects.

Sumner downplays the monetary policy effect on the housing bubble, and says the banks were misregulated (I agree with the latter, but not the former).

One useful way to underscore the magnitude of these policy effects is to note that, in these data, white males were roughly 19 percentage points more likely to be employed than black males.

Further, students will develop an appreciation for issues relating to policy effects.

Using this information, I looked for a sharp increase in achievement (a break in trend) following the introduction of high - stakes testing as evidence of a policy effect.

This report looks at the policy effects of neglecting magnet schools.

CGE models such as ADAGE combine economic theory and empirical data to estimate policy effects, while accounting for all interactions among businesses and consumers.

Figueres: I think one of the problems here is that there is a perception that governments get together to just talk and they don't make any decisions that have a policy effect on action, and that is actually not the case.

Sieminski notes that when the Production Tax Credit for wind was extended cover to plants that begin construction this year, EIA updated its projection to reflect the policy effect — and forecast that energy generation from renewables would reach 17 percent in 2040.

They claim that «[i] t will be the first major peer - reviewed journal to investigate the policy effects of the Internet and related technologies.»

As well, contractors and subcontractors can usually take shelter under such a policy effected by an owner or required of the general contractor by an owner.

The % change in price is then multiplied by the corresponding price elasticities to calculate the policy effects on initiation and cessation in percentage terms relative to initial levels.