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The Origins of Growth: Past Growth, Predicted Growth and Fundamental Growth
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008A key input, when valuing businesses, is the expected growth rate in earnings and cash flows. Allowing for a higher growth rate in earnings usually translates into higher value for a firm. But why do some firms grow faster than others? In other words, where does growth come from?
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Extrapituitary growth hormone and growth?
General and Comparative Endocrinology, 2014While growth hormone (GH) is obligatory for postnatal growth, it is not required for a number of growth-without-GH syndromes, such as early embryonic or fetal growth. Instead, these syndromes are thought to be dependent upon local growth factors, rather than pituitary GH.
Harvey, Steve, Baudet, Marie-Laure
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2010
Innovative and, in particular, rapidly growing enterprises generate new jobs, new products and services or even new markets [for the role in industry evolution played by newly emerging populations of firms see, e.g., Aldrich (1999)]. Such enterprises strive to build and improve their market position, increase their turnover and may also achieve rising ...
Marc Grünhagen +2 more
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Innovative and, in particular, rapidly growing enterprises generate new jobs, new products and services or even new markets [for the role in industry evolution played by newly emerging populations of firms see, e.g., Aldrich (1999)]. Such enterprises strive to build and improve their market position, increase their turnover and may also achieve rising ...
Marc Grünhagen +2 more
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Growth and growth hormone secretion
Journal of Endocrinology, 1988Growth hormone pulse amplitude is intimately connected with growth in childhood. Its effects are most clear in middle childhood, although the influence of adrenal androgens is probably also important. In infancy, nutrition plays an important part and, in the adolescent growth spurt, the synergism with sex steroids is important. Detailed attention needs
R. Stanhope +2 more
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Growth factors and growth control
Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 1990Polypeptide growth factors are thought to govern a variety of physiological processes such as cell growth, differentiation, embryogenesis, hematopoiesis, and wound repair. Although it is well documented that growth factors are required for cell proliferation in tissue-culture systems, current knowledge of their in uivo functions is still meager.
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Economic Growth and Income Inequality
The Gap between Rich and Poor, 2019In recent years the problem of economic inequalities has become one of the most often discussed problems in economics. Even though from neoclassical perspective inequalities should not have negative impact on economy, still the relation between ...
S. Kuznets
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The growth of the growth point
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2006Ever since psychology emerged as a science in the late 19th century, psychological theories have repeatedly defined themselves in oppositional contrasts: the static (e.g. Titchener's structuralism) versus dynamic (e.g. Angell's functionalism), and the holistic (e.g. gestalt psychology, Tolman's purposive behaviorism) versus analytic (e.g.
Robert H. Wozniak, Jana M. Iverson
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1981
In man the journey from conception to physical maturity occupies almost a quarter of the life span. Knowledge of the normal variations of growth and development and the interactions of disease with this orderly process is fundamental to the medicine of childhood.
N. D. Barnes, N. R. C. Roberton
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In man the journey from conception to physical maturity occupies almost a quarter of the life span. Knowledge of the normal variations of growth and development and the interactions of disease with this orderly process is fundamental to the medicine of childhood.
N. D. Barnes, N. R. C. Roberton
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Growth Hormone and Cell Growth
2012Growth hormone (GH) promotes stem cell activation, cell proliferation, differentiation and survival, either directly or through the induction of IGF-1. GH acts via its cell membrane receptor to initiate a range of signalling pathways, with JAK2 kinase activation of STAT5 being the most important. The transcription factor STAT5 acts to induce expression
Andrew J. Brooks, Michael J. Waters
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The Growth Hormone Receptor in Growth
Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2007The growth hormone receptor (GHR) is a major effector of Human growth. Functional variants of the GHR include very rare loss-of-function mutations (pathology) and very common polymorphisms (physiology). Recent experimental data have clarified the mechanisms through which mutations of the GHR or Stat5 lead to growth hormone insensitivity and major ...
Vincent Goffin +2 more
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