multipliers

A study of the cumulative effect of job multipliers is mind-boggling.

Money is a Coward 1978

Long-term multipliers show a more than two-fold decline since the 1980s.

Economics Roundtable Institutional Economics 2010

So-called "multipliers" - the continued economic ripple effect of an initial expenditure - touted by consultants are often grossly exaggerated, the economists say.

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Those criteria give treatment priority to "multipliers" - those are front-line health-care workers, public health workers, firefighters, police and others with the skills to save others in a pandemic - essential service workers who contracted flu while on the job, and "caregivers" such as pregnant women and parents of young children.

Dose.ca Celeb News 2009

Rarely do people and organizations function so well as "multipliers" -- those who raise others around them to new levels.

Adobe Blogs 2009

Either way, I wouldn’t say they’re being overlooked in the multiplier discussion since the measurement of multipliers is an empirical matter. wrw Says:

Matthew Yglesias » Permanent Income Hypothesis 2009

John Irons, an economist and chief researcher for the Economic Policy Institute, said the multipliers are a standard, broadly accepted tool used by the Federal Reserve, Wall Street analysts and others.

Democrats Turn The Tables On GOP Messaging AP 2011

The administration's jobs estimate relied on some broad rules of thumb (otherwise known as multipliers), assuming, for example, that every one percent of GDP the government spends will result in a 1.6 percent increase in GDP and that every one percent increase in GDP equals about 1 million jobs saved or created.

ProPublica: Will Stimulus Spending Create New Jobs? We May Never Know 2009

This puzzle is both easy and difficult, for it is a very simple matter to find one of the multipliers, which is 86.

The Canterbury Puzzles And Other Curious Problems Henry Ernest Dudeney 1893

John Irons, an economist and chief researcher for the Economic Policy Institute, said the multipliers are a standard, broadly accepted tool used by the Federal Reserve, Wall Street analysts and others.

Kansas City Star: Front Page 2011