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Nature, Power, and Growth [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001 This essay reviews the relationship between natural–resource abundance and economic growth around the world, and presents some new results. The principal reasons why resource–based production can inhibit economic growth over long periods are traced to the Dutch disease, neglect of education, rent seeking, and economic policy failures.
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1976
It may be expected that an attack on a plant by a pathogen may alter the normal hormonal balance in the plant and in this way change the growth habit of the host. Specific morphogenetic changes of leaves or stems and the production of tumors indicating interference with growth hormone regulation are well known responses (Sequeira, 1963, 1973).
H. M. Dekhuijzen, G. F. Pegg
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It may be expected that an attack on a plant by a pathogen may alter the normal hormonal balance in the plant and in this way change the growth habit of the host. Specific morphogenetic changes of leaves or stems and the production of tumors indicating interference with growth hormone regulation are well known responses (Sequeira, 1963, 1973).
H. M. Dekhuijzen, G. F. Pegg
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1998
Abstract Growth as a concept is familiar to us all. As living organisms, we have all grown, and think we can speak from the experience. Parents set great store on seeing how their children are growing, and many readers may well remember being stood up against a convenient door or wall to be measured by their mothers.
David Sinclair, Peter Dangerfield
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Abstract Growth as a concept is familiar to us all. As living organisms, we have all grown, and think we can speak from the experience. Parents set great store on seeing how their children are growing, and many readers may well remember being stood up against a convenient door or wall to be measured by their mothers.
David Sinclair, Peter Dangerfield
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Natural markers in bone growth
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1968AbstractThree features in the long bones, shown by radiograms, have been used as markers for the study of bone growth. Transverse lines of arrested growth. Radiograms of six long limb bones from 1,576 individuals were investigated for clearness and persistence of these lines.
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Natural Growth Population Models
1993Population projections by natural increase are studied. They forecast changes in population structure and size based on fertility, mortality and population age distribution, without considering migrations. In section 2, a well-known model of natural population growth based on one-year age-group data is described; in section 3, a simple, demonstrative ...
Drago Čepar, Erika Uršič
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Endogenous Growth Theory for natural scientists
Nature Medicine, 1998Increased state funding in all sectors of research is now being advocated in the name of a new economic theory called Endogenous Growth Theory (EGT). Here, Terence Kealey and Aram Rudenski (Cambridge University, UK) argue that this new model of scientific funding, devised by Stanford economist Paul Romer in 1990, is inherently flawed--as was the model ...
T, Kealey, A, Rudenski
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Natural Growth Population Projections
1992With population projections future population size changes using present and past parameters and trends are estimated. The basic assumption of the underlying mathematical model is that some crucial demographic variables such as age-specific fertility and survival ratios remain unchanged.
Drago Čepar, Lojze Gosar, Erika Uršič
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The Endogenous Nature of the ‘Natural’ Rate of Growth
2010L'articolo è pubblicato come Capitolo 10 del libro. Il file in allegato è l'ultimo draft disponibile prima della pubblicazione. Edward Elgar Publishing è una multinazionale con sede anche nella città di Cheltenham, UK.
LEÓN LEDESMA M. A, LANZAFAME, Matteo
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Natural Product Growth Inhibitors of Mycobacterium tuberculosis
ChemInform, 2007AbstractChemInform is a weekly Abstracting Service, delivering concise information at a glance that was extracted from about 200 leading journals. To access a ChemInform Abstract, please click on HTML or PDF.
Copp, Brent, Pearce, Allison
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