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exogenous variables

[‚ek′säj·ə·nəs ′ver·ē·ə·bəlz]

(mathematics)

In a mathematical model, the independent variables, which are predetermined and given outside the model.

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When the cross correlation between the oil and fat type expenditure levels are analysed after controlling all exogenous variables within the system, the uncontrollable factors which affect the system have a negative correlation coefficient between butter expenditure level and margarine-vegetable oils expenditure level (I = -0.

FACTORS INFLUENCING HOUSEHOLD EDIBLE OILS AND FATS IN TURKISH ECONOMY

The purpose of this analysis was to observe the direct effects of the two unobserved exogenous variables, knowledge and attitude, on the unobserved endogenous variable, practice (Table3).

HIV/AIDS Knowledge, Attitude and Practice among Dilla University Students, Ethiopia

VaR forecasts produced through traditional approaches, such as historical simulation, exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA), GARCH, and TARCH methods, are compared to the traditional CARR model and to the GARCH and TARCH models that include range-based volatility as an exogenous variable.

Value-at-risk modeling and forecasting with range-based volatility models: empirical evidence

A recursive system is considered a better approximation than a single-equation describing FDI (as in 3) in terms of the additional two exogenous variables that enter the deflation equation (as in 2), thus replacing deflation as an exogenous variable.

Intra eurozone foreign direct investment and deflation

2% of total variance of OE can be explained by three exogenous variables which are (SHRM, and EA).

Do employee attitudes mediate the relationship between strategic human resource management practices and organizational effectiveness? A SEM based investigation using S MART-PLS software

Therefore, a separate model is estimated in which debt is not considered as an exogenous variable, in order to compare government expenditure multipliers with and without controlling for debt.

SIZE AND IMPACT OF FISCAL MULTIPLIERS - An Analysis of Selected South Asian Countries

Road factor, which is found to be predominant exogenous variable in Lee et al.

Analysis of truck accidents using structural equation models

Government support, perceived risk, and education are exogenous variables.

The behavior of Indonesian SMEs in accepting Financial Accounting Standards without Public Accountability

Following the exclusion restriction, in the last column of the table, the exogenous variable affecting the participation is distance only.

Impact of nature-based tourism on earnings of local people: evidence from Keenjhar lake in Pakistan

It implies that the exogenous variable r does not affect the sign of [OMEGA].

Solar power generation and risk transfer systems

Drawing on recent scholarship on global governance, environmental politics, and international negotiations, and on my observations as a past delegate to G-20 negotiations, I identify the principal conditions that will need to be met; namely, unilateral state leadership, or leadership from a coalition of states, which is mobilized by an exogenous variable to shift the behavior of these actors.

Global energy governance in the G-20: states, coalitions, and crises

Table 4 presents the results of one, two, and three-month ahead forecasts of the futures price using a VAR model with the spot price as an exogenous variable.