backward-looking

I would hesitate to take issue with Professor Gordon's numbers; but even the best of econometric studies is inevitably backward looking.

Suppose we want a stream of positive random numbers less than one that obey a backward-looking constraint.

pricing behavior of firms reflects both forward-looking and backward-looking and the latter is in dominant position.

The international intervention in Libya has been backward-looking--but in an entirely different sense.

But in using its backward looking model to predict the future, Zillow's is amplifying the problems with its methodology.

Accounting rules now encourage a backward-looking, quantitative approach.

The classmates, the future of the country is backward looking, and that the individual's future is look forward.

But their pessimism isn't just backward looking. They are also bearish on the American economy.

The downside is that the KTBR is backward looking, and it's only the leftover portion that can be applied to grow the business.

Android, by contrast, is a backward looking architecture.

How, then, do the backward looking European marketing messages connect with China's future looking bakers and consumers?

The hope is that this is a backward-looking signal about the dynamism of Indian capitalism.

In addition, statistics collection systems are backward-looking.

But the cultural programme in the afternoon is resolutely backward-looking.

failure look backward, looking these people who haven't reached his statu.

But this is, by definition, backward-looking.

In the end, this is a backward looking, confused book.

Nonlinear Delay Difference Equations for Housing Dynamics Assuming Heterogeneous Backward-Looking Expectations

Monetary policy rules: Forward-looking and backward-looking in an overlapping generations model