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short run
An advantage of modeling is the low cost of simulating treatment program costs and consequences for chronic diseases in selected scenarios using available short-run data.
Farming practices that are economically profitable in the short-run usually attract farmers' interest and are therefore more likely to be adopted.
There lies the scope for intervention offered by the continuum of short-run equilibria.
My 1973 model is driven by the short-run technological advantages enjoyed by advanced technologies.
Thus, one may ask whether the short-run volatility of stock prices in developing countries actually matters for funded pension accounts.
This was one wound that time did not heal - at least in the short-run.
The second argument is more concerned with the short-run dynamics.
Ignoring such indicators of ecological health in determining demand for its tourism-related services results in an over estimation of the short-run economic value.
This long-run effect, however, contrasts with the short-run effects of growth on democracy, which can be negative.
While the long-run effect of growth on democracy is positive, the short-run effect may be negative.
The former enlarged their herds according to the availability of empty land or means to finance short-run troubles.
All this is embedded in the following error correction specification, which lets us test for the existence of cointegration while simultaneously estimating the short-run dynamics.
Figure 2 shows that, in this case, optimal policy smooths the short-run costs over time by taking a gradual approach to disinflation.
It incorporates a dominant long-run trend toward greater sensitivity and a short-run catastrophic element, which is triggered by random shocks within the system.
They therefore have good economic reason to resist universal government health insurance even when its short-run effect may be a rise in their incomes.
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