demonstration effect

"If other industries face serious economic problems in the coming months, the demonstration effect of the airlines could have some impact."

Indeed, America is one huge global "demonstration effect," as the sociologists call it.

The demonstration effect of rising real wages in Europe was another powerful stimulus to these expectations.

The loan program breaks new ground and has the potential for significant demonstration effects in promoting the green growth agenda.

I have referred to this elsewhere as the 'demonstration effect'.

Even if Iraqi politicians do manage to save their country from its emerging chaos, the demonstration effect will have failed.

This demonstration effect makes the likelihood of recouping the major carrier's original investment a lot higher.

I pointed out that if there had been any counter demonstration effect would have been serious and very uncomfortable to both of us.

I also wonder about the demonstration effect.

Sometimes they have to have a demonstration effect."

It was theorized that such demonstration effects would speed the development of democracy throughout the Middle East.

Parents may take care of their parents in order to create a demonstration effect by which their children will later care for them.

In economics, demonstration effects may help explain the spread of financial or economic crises like the Asian financial crisis.

Businesses can also rely on demonstration effects or engage collectively to inform public policy and promote effective regulations in developing countries.

Hence Britain has suffered increasingly from an international demonstration effect since the Second World War.

"There is a demonstration effect," Mr. Katz said.

To the extent that spectacular productivity gains were being achieved through technological advance, a demonstration effect was present for later imitation and emulation.

"It should have a favorable impact on exports and should also have a maximum visibility and demonstration effect."

But it is one such position, and the demonstration effect of central and eastern Europe naturally encourages it, where local conditions are favourable.

Demonstration effects are effects on the behavior of individuals caused by observation of the actions of others and their consequences.

Duesenberry called this the 'demonstration effect'.

It is a continent-size "demonstration effect," which is a locution sociologists prefer to value-laden terms like "model."

They highlight several causal connections, including cultural climate, overlapping personnel, and the simple "demonstration effect," showing that nonviolent civil disobedience could accomplish political change.

For Soviet equivalent see Domino Theory), also known as demonstration effects, happens when success of democracy in one country causes other countries to democratize.

He does however suggest that the demonstration effect of international trade plays an important part as well as the "animal spirit of the entrepreneurs" in developing countries.