0 a number used to multiply another number. A multiplier is often used to calculate things such as tax or pension payments: --
1 spending on one product or service that causes people and organizations to spend on other things as a result: --
The number is a fixed point of our model and - is its multiplier.
One might, that is, adopt (1) a standard quorum minimum, (2) a supermajority multiplier, and (3) a standard present-and-voting multiplicand.
By reversal of the blow-up, they provide an approximation of the linearization when the multiplier is very close to a resonance.
The last column calculates the equivalence multiplier, the annual multiplier necessary to equate actual sales to those determined by the mechanism.
It will be a function of benchmark year sales and the social value multiplier.
Here 1 and are the multipliers on the budget constraint and the law of motion, respectively.
The extra determining equations (3.8) are the necessary and sufficient conditions for an adjoint symmetry to be a conservation law multiplier.
Such problems thus always have unbounded sets of multipliers which typically consist in rays.
