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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
This paper proves that maximum growth rate implies zero capital, output and consumption. Growth theory faces the dilemma of zero growth rate or zero output, and is unable to escape the zero trap.
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This paper proves that maximum growth rate implies zero capital, output and consumption. Growth theory faces the dilemma of zero growth rate or zero output, and is unable to escape the zero trap.
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Impact of Sectoral Growth Rate on the Growth Rate of the GNP
Economic Journal of Nepal, 1980Not available.
Abdul Qayum, Mohsen Attaran
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The Optimum Growth Rate for Population
International Economic Review, 1975The theory of optimum population concerned with the stationary plateau of population considers limitations of unaugmentable land and economics of scale and maximizes per capita output and consumption. In the usual version of the growth model the slower the rate of exponential growth the higher the level of steady-state consumption.
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Influence of the growth rate calculation on the relationship between growth rate and temperature
Letters in Applied Microbiology, 2000Three calculations of the growth rate (e.g. slope of a plot of the log10 of cfu ml-1 vs time, mum of the Gompertz equation and the reciprocal of time to obtain 108 cfu ml-1) were compared for Escherichia coli TG1 growing in tryptone soy broth medium at temperatures ranging from 14 to 39 degrees C.
D, Demetz, P, Dantigny
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The Growth Rate of Acoustic Neuromas
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1991Growth rate of acoustic neuromas (AN) was studied in 43 patients. The growth rate was analyzed using tumor increasing size (IS) and tumor volume doubling time (VDT). The growth rate of unilateral AN was lower than that of bilateral AN associated with neurofibromatosis2 (NF2).
K, Ogawa +5 more
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Growth rate of incidental meningiomas
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1990✓ A meningioma was incidentally identified with computerized tomography (CT) in 17 patients without relevant clinical signs. The tumor was not removed, but biopsy confirming a meningioma was obtained from one patient. Tumor growth rate was calculated from repeat CT scans or follow-up magnetic resonance imaging.
R P, Firsching +4 more
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Determinants of discount rates, capitalisation rates and growth rates
Journal of Property Investment & FinancePurposeThis paper analyses the determinants of key inputs for the explicit discounted cash flow (DCF) or the implicit capitalisation models, namely the discount rates and the capitalisation rates. We also study the factors affecting the implied growth rate of the net operating income (NOI).Design/methodology/approachWe make use of a rich database for ...
Martin Hoesli, Alona Shmygel
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Economic Growth at a Maximal Rate
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1964In 1936, John von Neumann published, in an Austrian mathematical periodical little known to economists, a paper (von Neumann, 1937)3 that has greatly influenced economic theory up to the present time, and of which all the ramifications have perhaps not yet become fully apparent.
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Polygyny and the rate of population growth
Population Studies, 1980Summary The roots, motives and feasibility of practising polygyny in societies with a balanced sex structure and the effect of polygyny on the rate of population growth are considered. High demand for labour combined with limited supply over the last several centuries, had been conducive to the evolution of a polygynous nuptiality pattern.
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