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EPA will adjust for inflation and misestimates of the previous year.

misestimates culpability, thereby contributing to the high rates of

Thus, focusing solely on women with unmet need could lead to misestimates about who the most likely adopters of family planning may be and how many there are.

The head-count index limits our understanding of poverty and misestimates the efficacy of antipoverty policies.

For the MCM and the 3PLM, the empirical results were not fully reproduced in the simulations: Given sufficient data (40,000 examinees) and distractor ORFs that are monotone decreasing (first simulation study), the MCM characterization only results in a slight misestimation of the TIF that otherwise does not show any advantage over the accurate TIF estimated through the 3PLM; when the generating distractor ORFs are non-monotonic (second simulation study), the MCM misestimates the true TIF minimally at low abilities whereas the 3PLM severely underestimates it at low and intermediate abilities.

The Impact of Misestimates of Fon the Cost Reduction of the Supply Chain.

As Orphanides has pointed out, misestimates of the NAIRU and potential output and the associated misestimates of the unemployment and output gaps were primary causes of the inflation of the 1970s (Orphanides, 2002,2003a).

This is because on average, the AFGR is an overestimate of the graduation rate in some states and an underestimate in others, and these misestimates tend to offset each other.

It is also mistaken if it misestimates the weight that the GCC countries have on the Arab, Islamic, and international levels.

Trends move together, and even if you think you can identify them you are likely to generate misestimates. Why?

From the point of view of asset valuation, the assumption of normality for market returns could produce misestimates of the risk-return relationship and affect the composition of efficient portfolios.

Because the LGP targets innovative technologies and the projects will have unique characteristics--varying in size, technology, and experience of the project sponsor--evaluating the risks of individual projects will be complicated and could result in misestimates. The likelihood that DOE will misestimate costs, along with the practice of charging fees to cover the estimated costs, may lead to biases in the projects that receive guarantees.