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The First Fifty Years of Finite-Time Thermodynamics. [PDF]

Entropy (Basel)
Andresen B, Salamon P.
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Manufacturing Supply Chains and Imports in the ADHD Drug Shortage.

JAMA Health Forum
Currie J, Malinovskaya A.
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Reconsidering Economic Productivity

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
Economy has changed significantly over the past century, in part due to the scientific discoveries, due to the industrial revolution, to the research, development and innovation, but maybe the most important contributor to the economic development is the human resource.
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Sentiment, Productivity, and Economic Growth

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Abstract Earlier research finds correlation between sentiment and future economic growth, but disagrees on the channel that explains this result. We shed new light on this issue by exploiting cross-sectional variation in country size and market efficiency.
George M. Constantinides, Maurizio Montone, Valerio Potì, Stella Spilioti   +3 more
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Production Economics: Worthwhile Investment?

1991
Agricultural production economics research is examined within a broad framework of scientific development and utilization. Recent findings in three selected areas of the subdiscipline are examined and opportunities for further fruitful inquiry are identified.
Shumway, C. Richard, Shumway, C. Richard
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Economics of Stocker Production

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 2006
The beef cattle industry, like any industry, is subject to economic signals to increase or decrease production according to short-run and long-run market conditions. Profitable stocker production is the result of careful matching of economic conditions to alternative animal production systems combined with sound animal and business management.
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Economics of callipyge lamb production

Journal of Animal Science, 1999
This paper examines the economic implications of callipyge (CLPG) lamb production. The price, as it relates to competing meats and excess fat, significantly impact lamb demand, and CLPG genetics improves those factors. The CLPG phenotype does not affect number or weight of lambs weaned or postweaning ADG, but it does improve postweaning feed efficiency
J R, Busboom, T I, Wahl, G D, Snowder
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Economic Production Functions

1986
Abstract‘Economic production functions’ describes the characteristics of deterministic production functions used in the analysis of Domesday production. These include the Cobb–Douglas, Constant Elasticity of Substitution, Mukerji, Sato, Generalized Linear, Generalized Quadratic, and production functions.
John McDonald, G. D. Snooks
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