aggregate output
collocation in Englishmeaningsofaggregateandoutput
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aggregate
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈæɡ.rɪ.ɡət/us/ˈæɡ.rə.ɡət/
total:
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output
noun[U]
uk/ˈaʊt.pʊt/us/ˈaʊt.pʊt/
an amount of something produced by a person, machine, factory, ...
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The approach employs a supply-side description of changes inaggregateoutput.
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Liberalization increasesaggregateoutputby causing production to be redistributed, with countries exporting goods for which they have a comparative advantage.
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That is, the after-tax interest rate on foreign bonds must exceed the growth rate of domesticaggregateoutput.
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The moderateaggregateoutputeffect of the environmental taxes dissimulates substantial variations at the disaggregated sectoral level and reallocation of resources across sectors.
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Theaggregateoutputsupply and labor demand can be derived, using the same aggregation procedure we followed for the land diversion program.
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These parameters also influence the size of the residual or unexplained component ofaggregateoutputgrowth.
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This mechanism may furnish an explanation of the sudden increase in the labour supply andaggregateoutputduring industrial revolutions.
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This function describes emission levels in terms ofaggregateoutputproduction, input usage, the state of technology, and the economy's overall efficiency.
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The novel feature of this approach is that it views coordination failure as resulting in the growth of the economy'saggregateoutput.
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Overall, where the higher increase in aggregate labor supply dominates, the reform results in a higher increase inaggregateoutputthan in the previous case.
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Since in the standard stochastic growth model,aggregateoutputrisk influences growth as a variance, the contribution of aggregate risk is essentially negligible.
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Specifically, we normalize individual consumption, dividends, and stock prices by theaggregateoutput.
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The impact of co-ordinated unilateral trade integration with environmental taxes appears almost additive onaggregateoutput, trade and consumption.
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It is assumed that deviations from the pre-industrial global surface temperature negatively affectaggregateoutput.
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If a firm goes bankrupt, therefore, not onlyaggregateoutputbut also the bank's equity goes down.
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Each agent's consumption is perfectly correlated withaggregateoutput.
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The defuzzification process transforms the fuzzy set (theaggregateoutputfuzzy set) into a single number.
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In fact, if a large firm goes bankrupt, theaggregateoutputloss is significant, bad debt spreads through a domino effect and propagates the shock.
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