1. An exogenous variable is a variable that is not explained by the model but rather is taken as given.

2. Moreover, the exogenous variable could cause kinds of risks which are difficult to be eliminated or controlled.

3. The institutional change is the coefficient result of exogenous variable and endogenous variable.

4. Endogenous variable and exogenous variable determine the economic growth together.

5. Economic reform is the necessary condition and exogenous variable of the reform of the teacher employment system.

6. This hazard function approach measured the impact of key exogenous variables, such as unemployment benefits,[http://] on unemployment duration.

7. Usually, the decisive factor arises to the economic growth in the endogenous variable, but, under the terms of certain, the leading economic growth in exogenous variable.

8. Interest policy is one of the monetary policies and is a exogenous variable to China's economy.

9. Endogenous financial theory claims that the supply of monetary base is not an exogenous variable controlled by central bank, but endogenously determined by economic system.

10. This article mainly has conducted the comprehensive research on the forest resources'partially linear autoregressive models with an exogenous variable. And it has obtained A series of good results.

11. However, on the relationship between "market mechanism" and "non-market mechanism", they regard "nation" as an exogenous variable.

12. In the process of the rapid advancement of urbanization, changes in public expectations are an important exogenous variable for the reform and development of government.

13. At the first phase, the mainstream economists studied "national wealth" from the point of "production", did with "nation" as non-production exogenous variable, and adopted qualitative approach.

14. From the diachronic analysis of institutional linkage, in the pilot zone for Chinas comprehensive reforms(PZCRR), the regional capital market will be intentioned as exogenous variable.

15. Knowledge is not only an endogenous variable, but also an exogenous variable, which is the base to understand the characteristic of the returning law of hi-technology in knowledge-based economy.

16. Technological change in the early climate policy models is often seen as non-economic, exogenous variable, so the in-depth analysis of the cause and effect of technological change is very difficult.