distributional impact
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impact
noun[C usually singular, U]
uk/ˈɪm.pækt/us/ˈɪm.pækt/
the force or action of one object ...
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(Definition ofimpactfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The other dimension captures the level of difference in inter-countrydistributionalimpact.
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The result is that thedistributionalimpacttends to be highly inequitable.
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What is thedistributionalimpactof the reform?
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Such credits can alter thedistributionalimpactof a higher tax level and so reduce concern about the financial impact of taxes.
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Proposition 2 has an interesting implication concerning thedistributionalimpactof a pay-as-you-go public pension program.
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In this paper, we focus on thedistributionalimpactof climate change on the economies of rich and poor countries.
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Such an approach, however, should take into account thedistributionalimpactof alternative price regimes.
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Both indices reveal that climate change will have seriousdistributionalimpactacross countries, grouped by income per capita.
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We also discuss thedistributionalimpactof a climate commitment.
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In general, thedistributionalimpactis not averse.
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In general thedistributionalimpactis not averse.
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Links to thedistributionalimpactof tradable permits and to existing policies on temporary tax credits are also investigated.
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The choice of a clearly determines thedistributionalimpactand is of great importance to politicians.
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Often a random sample will not be adequate to address important questions ofdistributionalimpactdue to there being a relatively small number of the disadvantaged in a community.
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Estimating thedistributionalimpactwould require many more assumptions, which are unnecessary for our projections.
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Updated estimates of thedistributionalimpactof the new system of local government finance will be provided shortly.
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The report observes that while newsworthy proposals such as duties on petrol, cigarettes and alcohol are highlighted, thedistributionalimpacton incomes is rarely discussed.
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Yes, we must be concerned about such costs and ensure that thedistributionalimpactis acceptable.
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We have been pincered into a debate in which we can consider only thedistributionalimpactof increased contributions.
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However, given the adversedistributionalimpactbetween creditors, the economic effect of secured lending is frequently characterised as a negative externality.
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