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Capital-Intensive Software Technology

IEEE Software, 1984
Each section of this four-part article deals with a different aspect of capital-intensive software technology. Together, they present an integrated view of the subject.
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Capital Intensity, Aggregation, and Consumption Behavior

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1979
I. The analytical framework, 691.—II. Capital intensity and aggregation, 695.—III. Regular consumption behavior, 700.—IV. Summary and conclusion, 703.
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Human-Capital-Intensive Firms: Incentives and Capital Structure

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003
I study the incentives of nonmanagement key personnel in human-capital-intensive firms. I show that their compensation structure and hence their incentives depend on the firm's capital structure and top management compensation. The feasible set of renegotiation-proof contracts decreases as debt rises.
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Labor Intensive and Capital Intensive Urban Economic Development

Economic Development Quarterly, 1987
The experiences of Third World countries with capital intensive economic development and an export sector that is sometimes parasitic on the local economy and that fails to stimulate the rest of the economy seems relevant to that of many cities. For central cities, the failure of a booming export sector to stimulate employment of the population ...
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A Study on the Comparison between Human-Capital-intensive Firms and Physical-Capital-intensive Firms

2012 Second International Conference on Business Computing and Global Informatization, 2012
The human-capital-intensive firms whose critical resource is human capital are changing the situation of the business, and have become an important new firm model. This paper analyzes the differences of characters between human-capital-intensive firms and physical-capital-intensive firms from four aspects: the critical resources of the firm, the ...
Chuangwei Lin, He Chen
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Public debt, taxation, and capital intensiveness

Journal of Economic Theory, 1969
This chapter provides an overview of the steady-state behavior and certain propositions in comparative dynamics, in particular, that across steady-state sign ( d Δ/ dk ) = signer( sr − n ). The chapter presents a full dynamic analysis. A certain stability analysis and a closely related assumption about uniqueness of the balanced growth state seems to ...
Edmund S Phelps, Karl Shell
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Are Capital Intensive Firms the Biggest Exporters? [PDF]

, 2011
This paper starts out from the observation that the export shares of firms (export to sales ratio) vary greatly among firms, and tend to be systematically related to the firms' capital labour ratios. This observation cannot be explained by e.g. the standard Melitz model, since it predicts that all exporting firms have identical export shares.
Forslid, Rikard, Okubo, Toshihiro
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Capital Use Intensity and Productivity Biases

2007
This is a substantially revised version of “Capital Use Intensity and Productivity Biases.” Andersen, Matt A.; Alston, Julian M.; Pardey, Philip G., St. Paul, MN: University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics; University of Minnesota, International Science and Technology Practice and Policy (InSTePP), 2007. (Staff paper P07-06; InSTePP paper
Andersen, Matthew A., Alston, Julian M., Pardey, Philip G., Andersen, Matthew A., Alston, Julian M., Pardey, Philip G.   +5 more
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The Problem of Capital Intensity

1990
1. In a comparison of small and big firms the question also arises whether they differ as far as their capital-output ratio is concerned. Apart from the ‘morphological’ question of the characteristics of firms of different size, there exists also the different but somehow related question how a growing firm will change and, in the present context, how ...
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The paradox of capital intensity

Economics and Mathematical Methods
Reducing the capital intensity of production makes possible to maintain economic growth at a low rate of capital accumulation. However, the relationship between the development of the knowledge economy and the dynamics of capital intensity is complex. In some periods it is positive, in others it is negative.
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