planning horizon

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This period provides a realistic planninghorizon, bearing in mind that the life of an average power plant is 30 years.
Weights for optimum selection changed over generations, decreasing during the first half of the planninghorizon and increasing during the second half.
The model represents the productive and reproductive lifespan of herd sows assuming that the population is in steady state under an infinite planninghorizon.
The planninghorizon will then be expected to be relatively long, while the rate of discount should reflect the social one.
When making the problem more myopic through a reduced planninghorizon, however, we find that the results are only modestly influenced.
In this study, only a few examples were considered and the objective involved maximization of cumulative response at the end of a planninghorizon.
Even projects funded to allow a longer planninghorizon are likely to undergo a routine review after three or four years.
The lower panel gives the number of rodents at the end of the planninghorizon, also as median and 95 per cent range values.
What is important to current borrowers and lenders is the prospective future rate of inflation, and real interest rates, over their planninghorizon.
With a planninghorizon of 5 generations, however, emphasis on the major gene was greater in the first generation for optimum selection than for genotypic selection.
It is important therefore to think through the likely effects on transaction costs over the entire planninghorizon before concluding prematurely that facilitating participation only adds to costs.
First, it said that they would have a three-year planninghorizon.
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