Synonym: accumulate, add up, amount to, compile, total. Antonym: segregate. Similar words: aggression, aggressive, aggravate, gregarious, negate, delegate, variegated, aggrandize. Meaning: ['ægrɪgət] n. 1. a sum total of many heterogenous things taken together 2. the whole amount. v. 1. amount in the aggregate to 2. gather in a mass, sum, or whole. adj. 1. gathered or tending to gather into a mass or whole 2. formed of separate units in a cluster.
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31) They lost one-nil at Swansea last night, but qualify three-one on aggregate.
32) In this case aggregate theory tells us that economic criteria are of prime importance in this image building.
33) Referring back to the aggregate supply curve derivation in Fig. 10-5, it is that is usually attributed to the Keynesians.
34) In this case, the aggregate behaviour would depend on the distribution of wealth.
35) In order to visualize the patterns of waste flow, it is most meaningful to aggregate these wastes by county.
36) And it appears that the aggregate number of partners in heterosexual adultery is quite low.
37) The equivalent value for women suggests a positively sloped aggregate labour supply curve.
38) And at that level of implementation, the aggregate benefits to the enterprise start to become very apparent.http://sentencedict.com/aggregate.html
39) This policy would be used to stimulate aggregate demand to reduce the unemployment caused by these structural changes.
40) This will raise aggregate demand directly and, by increasing total injections, will have a multiplier effect on income.
41) Thus, in this model, even anticipated movements in aggregate demand may affect the level of output.
42) Later we devote a full chapter to the application of rational expectations to the theory and estimation of the aggregate consumption function.
43) Therefore the aim is to develop a mainstream model which comprehensively addresses aggregate supply.
44) As a consequence the equilibrium level of aggregate demand will fall.
45) The graded aggregate, in which a defined spread of particle sizes is represented, is considered ideal.
46) This means that injections exceed withdrawals and the total value of output is less than the economy's aggregate demand.
47) And he measures the unpredictability of aggregate demand in the ith country by the variance of.
48) When they go on sick leave, their aggregate take-home pay is actually higher than when they are on the job.
49) Nevertheless there is one area in which the Keynesian model leaves much to be desired in its treatment of aggregate supply.
50) Controlling aggregate demand through controlling interest rates is made even more difficult as a result of fluctuations in the demand for money.
51) Liverpool scraped through 2-1 on aggregate to a tie with Porto in the next round.
52) The higher is(sentencedict.com), the higher is consumption expenditure and the higher is the level of aggregate demand.
53) More aggressive chemicals are ruled out because of possible damage and abrasives are unsatisfactory as the aggregate lodges in surface scores.
54) However, the proposal to analyse aggregate shareholders' funds between equity and non-equity interests is retained.
55) This means that average and aggregate levels of measured consumption must equal permanent consumption.
56) The effect of these changes on port performance is difficult to determine - at least at the aggregate level.
57) In this sense the more predictable aggregate demand is, the more efficient the economy is.
58) There is a further sense in which a lack of access by land-users renders the aggregate view very questionable.
59) Thus if it is aggregate demand that requires controlling, monetary policy is a poor weapon to do this.
60) As noted above, there can be exceptions to the vertical aggregate supply curve when changes are unanticipated.
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