Resultant (adjective)

1. Arising as a result or consequence.
2. Produced or brought about as a consequence of a particular cause or set of conditions.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin resultant- "resulting", from the verb resultare.

Examples:

1. The resultant effect of the policy change was a reduction in crime.
2. The resultant damage from the storm was extensive.
3. The resultant increase in demand led to a shortage of goods.
4. The resultant changes in the economy had a profound impact on society.
5. The resultant increase in unemployment was a major concern for the government.