These outcomes are the experiment’s dependent variables.

这些结果的因。

To begin with, it may be useful to make clear which elements in the economic system we usually take as given, which are the independent variables of our system and which are the dependent variables.

首先，弄清楚我们通常认为经济系统中的哪些要素给定的，哪些我们系统的，哪些因可能有用的。

In other words, property rights appear to be a dependent variable, whereas subjective value, utility, au filimenti, and market prices are portrayed as independent ones.

换句话说，财产权似乎一个因，而主观价值、效用、边际效用和市场价格则被描绘为。

And the dependent variable is going to be how long it takes for them to float or the number of floats per second.

因将它们浮起所需的时间，或者每秒钟的浮动次数。

How did you measure your dependent and independent variables?

你如何测你的因和?

In regression, y is the variable we want to predict (the dependent variable). In this example, y is the shear strength. x is the independent variable — in this case, the age of the propellant.

在回归中，y 我们想要预测的（因）。在此示例中，y 剪切强度。 x ——在本例中推进剂的年龄。

So we have one independent variable – receiving the voucher or not – and a bunch of possible dependent variables, like earnings, education, and health outcomes.

所以我们有一个——否收到代金券——以及一堆可能的因，比如收入、教育和健康结果。

So if gross domestic product, GDP, increases, then we would expect the price of the dependent variable, the price of zinc, to increase.

因此，若国内生产总值（GDP）增长，我们预计作为因的锌价会随之上涨。

Our dependent variables are the volume of employment and the national income (or national dividend) measured in wage-units.

我们的因就业和以工资单位衡的国民收入（或国民红利）。

But you can also have variables that you believe are affected by changes in your independent variable; these are your dependent variables.

但您也可以拥有您认为受化影响的；这些你的因。