adjustment processes

Given the difficult structural adjustment processes in the Baltic countries, we must increase the volume of Union aid for this region.

Post-Keynesian economics also concentrates on macroeconomic rigidities and adjustment processes.

Eventually, as relations become longer and more complex, conventional contract breaks down and a fully relational system is needed, with very different adjustment processes.

To sum up: the strong predictions obtained from earlier models are tempered into gradual adjustment processes where reputation is only ever a temporary event.

The manufacturers can provide calibration services directly or through agents entrusted with the details of the calibration and adjustment processes.

Transurance eliminates complex coverage definitions and loss adjustment processes by defining its coverage as a percentage of the loss recoveries under selected traditional insurance policies.

They concentrate on macroeconomic rigidities and adjustment processes, and research micro foundations for their models based on real-life practices rather than simple optimizing models.

The dynamic elements may arise from partial adjustment processes or from stock/flow accumulation relations: between capital stocks and investment, and between foreign debt and trade deficits.

The other exercise involves a detailed examination of industrial statistics since 1973 in order to detect the various stages and compare the strength by which structural adjustment processes have taken place in the different economies.

For it makes no sense, given that we concentrate European resources on a minimum number of eligible regions, namely those that have to undergo the biggest structural adjustment processes, for us then to allocate all the resources to these regions, not just European money but also the higher aid intensity.