| It is possible that the long-run and short-run effects of policy are measurably different. |
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| These incentives served to provide short-run motivation for school completion and future academic and social achievement. |
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| This is a very certain way to increase your share price and return value to your shareholders in the short-run. |
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| We can print and finish loose leaf productions, magazines, books and manuals in the short-run department using specific peripherals. |
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| Dramatic congestion relief can be obtained by applying short-run marginal social cost pricing to street networks. |
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| Thus short-run marginal costing rather than LRMC is the appropriate pricing strategy. |
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| This toner-based label printer is extremely suited for the completely automatic production of short-run labels and tags. |
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| Recessions are then viewed as short-run problems that require short-run solutions. |
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| Meanwhile, policy can have huge short-run effects. |
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| The advantage of the cointegration approach is that it allows one to integrate the long-run and short-run relationships between variables within a unified framework. |
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| The short-run equilibrium price, the price that clears the market, is the price at which the demand curve and the short-run supply curve intersect. |
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| On the one hand this would increase short-run costs by expanding services in some provinces, but on the other it would decrease costs by withdrawing funding from services that are not evidenced-based. |
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| The semi-permanent print head utilizes all-new technology to produce razor-sharp text, brilliant graphics and the most photo-realistic printing ever offered on a dedicated short-run label printing device. |
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| At the same time, such a rise may also signify a growth in risk appetite during this time of economic distress and push up on the EUR in the short-run. |
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| If the price level and nominal wage are flexible enough, the short-run aggregate supply curve shifts rightward until the economy produces its potential output. |
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| A functioning democracy has to understand that sometimes the short-run and long-run needs are different. |
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| Still others assume that the connection is so long term that newspaper good will can be mined for short-run financial gain with the consequences occurring far into the future. |
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| If this assumption is violated due to short-run fixities, the firm will be on a short-run cost curve and scale economies will be observed. |
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| Furthermore, this uncertainty raises the spectre of major short-run stabilization pressures in the near future, jeopardizing hard-earned nominal price stability. |
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| In the short-run, imports and exports adjust towards their equilibrium when there is disequilibrium. |
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| We find that homebuyers were generally well informed, and that their short-run expectations if anything underreacted to the year-to-year change in actual home prices. |
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| Louisville-based co-owners Denise Spalding and Jennifer Eberle invested in the press to strengthen its core print business and answer the call for short-run, customized jobs. |
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