multiplier

It is not possible for the mind to comprehend, except by a slow process, any effect which is produced by a cause repeated so often, that the multiplier itself conveys an idea, not more definite than the savage implies when he points to the hairs of his head.

Apart from the economic boost from improved infrastructure, BBB aimed to directly stimulate our economy via the textbook multiplier effect.

Although it is impossible to say with precision what the City of Niagara Falls would choose as its multiplier, we can figure out an estimate based on all prior case studies and real-life applications of the land value tax that have used multipliers of 4 to 6.

[USPRwire, Wed Dec 19 2018] The expanding database of Market Research Reports Search Engine (MRRSE) has been recently updated by the addition of a new study which is titled as " Global Hair Bond Multiplier Market Insights Covering Market Dynamics and Competitive Scenario through 2027 ".

This paper focuses on a concept based on the intuition behind a remittance multiplier. We present a simple theoretical model utilizing the standard descriptive investment saving-liquidity preference money supply-balance of payments (IS-LM-BP) model.

The multiplier is an important block in neural networks especially if it is implemented in analog CMOS circuits [1].

Though, various high level languages (Like C,C++) based implementations of floating-point multiplier are observed so far, but the hardware based implementation has still remained a bottleneck.

As shown in Table 1, therefore, the multiplier for deflection at final is 1 + [[mu].sub.df] 2.7.

Applying a multiplier to contingency fee lodestar awards is not limited to "rare" and "exceptional" circumstances, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled.

The results are clear; efforts made to diversify the economy have been successful and have had a positive overall impact on the economy through the multiplier effect.