econometric
IPA: ɪkɑnʌmˈɛtrɪk
adjective
- Combining economics and mathematics; relating to measurement of an economy
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Examples of "econometric" in Sentences
- "structural" in econometric analysis were in fact influenced by past policy.
- You should know, the original econometric model for the estimates was published in the Peer-reviewed journal Health Affairs in 2005.
- I would imagine that your Town Council has very little econometric analysis of your local area so a linear estimate is probably the best model to use.
- IHSP calls its study an "econometric," not an "arithmetical" health care system analysis, covering both their costs and economic benefits to the nation.
- In reading the 'econometric' reports, if the unemployment rate levels off to 280,000 for the next 9 months, there will be no job growth for the next ten years.
- He challenges everyone to take their economic prescriptions, put them into the FAIR econometric model, and see if the outcomes are what they say that they are.
- Of course CBE can claim that any before/after study is merely a post hoc propter argument, but the brief provides the econometric calculations which demonstrated statistical significance.
- It should be possible via econometric techniques to get rough estimates of the relative contributions of each kind of unemployment for a given country by regressing a time series of unemployment on various time series of underlying variables.
- Kristof's argument about the work of economists is a little more specific than some of the broad claims about the power of business thinking, but the idea that global poverty persists because of a lack of econometric studies into its dynamics only serves to compound our problems.
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