Examples of domestic

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Their techniques thus drew upon the well-developed domestic traditions of alcohol advertising.
Decisions to curtail, maintain or enlarge the public business sector directly affect the allocation of investment and the creation of employment in any domestic economy.
The domestic market is another story, however, here we predict a continuation of the current slump.
The house director may, indeed, have a degree of intelligence and the ability to make decisions that could well be carried out by domestic robots.
There is a race to produce domestic robots for the 21st century.
There were some very interesting examples here of the consequences of both introduction of parasites of wild animals into domestic species and vice versa.
All domestic-based airlines should be equal and none more than others.
Participation seems to go together with a domestic, local orientation.
Domestic political and economic controls are significant only in the regional samples, not in the joint one.
Tensions within the domestic polity were important in contributing to the nature and intensity of policy resistance.
Then, these other actors can ' plead' the case of the country imposing trade restrictions within the other country's domestic political process.
The current study looks at the politically charged topic of domestic violence in this unique set of contrasting institutions.
Instead, we assume that the household cannot borrow to finance domestic capital accumulation.
Having determined the core dynamics, equation (6) then yields the dynamics of the net credit of the domestic economy.
The variable of interest in this paper is a proxy for the extent of correlation between domestic assets.
Such under-invoiced goods will fetch a lower price in the domestic market.
Others attract attention because of their international profile and involvement in domestic politics.
In the long-term, democratic rule seems to be essential in order to guarantee domestic stability.
The interaction of domestic imperatives and international pressures is obviously significant in determining final outcomes.
The price-setting problems of the importing and exporting firms are completely analogous to that of the domestic firms.
We measure actual foreign output in the state-space representation as the sum of detrended foreign output, domestic productivity and the asymmetric technology shock.
About half of these firms repor t that they are subcontracted manufacturers, where subcontracting links include both domestic and foreign firms.
Second, we investigated whether there is information in other domestic variables (which may or may not have theoretical underpinning) useful for predicting inflation.
Finally, we evaluated whether cross-country information helps to forecast domestic inflation.
In this context consider the distribution of domestic responsibilities, such as childcare and housework.
The organisation of domestic space played a significant role in allowing this understanding of occupancy as hereditary.
To the southeastern side of the ellipsoidal foundation, four or five smaller huts once stood around a possible domestic space.
Domestic debris is associated with architectural remains and is also found in sheet midden deposits that extend across the entire island.
Although the picture is limited, these probes have found an approximately 2-m-thick deposit of fill and outwash containing domestic debris.
Several participants reported great difficulty in finding anyone to provide part-time help with domestic or care tasks.
Other aspects of the domestic economy of a skipped-generation household are revealed in the following case example.
The communal space was domesticated, then, and the direction of the prisoners' activity within that space strongly referenced the bourgeois domestic scene.
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