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Therefore, individual decisions depend on this cross-sectional distribution, which is itself an endogenous variable that varies over time.
Observed cross-sectional distribution and its second-order approximation (tight borrowing constraint).
The graph also plots next period's variance of the cross-sectional distribution of bondholdings using both the approximation () and the actual value.
In the polynomial (), the coefficients relating to the cross products of the cross-sectional distribution and the individual state variables are set equal to zero.
Because the disaggregate supply curve holds across states and industries at a point in time, we utilize these annual cross-sectional observations to estimate equation (6).
An initial cross-sectional study or assessment of the population can identify and remove from the cohort all active cases of the disease.
However, other risk factors modify this effect, and it is difficult to separate aging from cohort effects in cross-sectional studies.
In vivo physiological cross-sectional area and specific force are reduced in the gastrocnemius of elderly men.
In some cases, possible interventions were extensive and cross-sectional.
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