economic performance

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meanings of economicand performance

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economic
adjective
uk /ˌiː.kəˈnɒm.ɪk/ us /ˌiː.kəˈnɑː.mɪk/
relating to trade, industry, ...
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performance
noun
uk /pəˈfɔː.məns/ us /pɚˈfɔːr.məns/
how well a person, machine, etc. does a piece of work or ...
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Table 3 summarizes the hypothesized policy impact of interactions among partisanship, labor power, and economicperformance.
But the finding that a strong environmental regulatory regime need not preclude top-tier economicperformance is itself interesting.
The result is a distinct dichotomy in measuring and analysing the interactions between environment, economicperformance, growth and development.
Of particular interest is the lack of any universal pattern of demographic change associated with economicperformance.
Similarly, recent efforts to estimate comparative economic voting models have stimulated interest in the most appropriate way to measure economicperformance.
Globalization enables the fast movement of money between countries, resulting in frequent balance of payment crises and unstable domestic economicperformance.
Under authoritarian regimes, where economicperformance is central to political legitimacy, such action may have an immediate political impact, which strengthens labour's political leverage.
The impact of economicperformance on co-operation with the government is further tested with regressions on changes in strike incidents in the three countries.
Perhaps the most consistent result from the studies of party emergence in advanced democracies is the effect of short-term economicperformance.
Short-term effects, such as scandals, economicperformance, or the popularity of a particular political figure may also lead to distortions that hinder effective cancellation.
Our goal is not to question the importance of short-term economicperformance judgements for voting for or against the incumbent in 1996.
Despite the resulting similarities in external constraints on policy formation, the economic performance of countries in the region has varied significantly since 1980.
The impact of partisanship upon macroeconomic policy is also expected to vary with economicperformance.
Most dramatic, however, are differences in the evaluations of national economicperformance.
While policy priorities and economicperformance should be unrelated early on, they should come to mirror each other more closely over time.
Regulation can be an instrument with significant, adverse side-effects on economicperformance.
Overall, the findings for unemployment lend strong support to the notion that high economic performance can be achieved through two distinct institutional routes.
For example, negative assessments of short-term individual and collective economicperformance, especially if compounded over time, may encourage some insecurity with regard to the future.
The existing literature on economic voting concentrates on egocentric and sociotropic evaluations of short-term economicperformance.
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