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Management and Outcomes of Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee in the Pediatric and Adolescent Population. [PDF]

Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med
Rosenberg SI, Patel NB, Crawford EA.
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Electronic Health Record Monitoring Dashboard and Developmental Screening in Pediatric Patients.

JAMA Netw Open
Davignon MN, Nugent JR, Campbell CI, Mertens JR.   +3 more
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The Accounting Rate of Return and the DCF Rate of Return

Managerial Finance, 1980
The accounting rate of return on capital employed (RRCE) still enjoys extraordinary popularity as a criterion of achieved financial performance, as a divisional and corporate financial objective, and as a public policy index of relative profitability.
G.H. Lawson, A.W. Stark
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Dynamics of Rate-of-Return Regulation

Management Science, 2012
Under rate-of-return regulation, a firm's product prices are constrained by the requirement that investors not earn more than an allowable return on the firm's assets. This paper examines the dynamic properties of the rate-of-return regulation process when the regulated firm periodically undertakes new capacity investments.
Alexander Nezlobin, Madhav V. Rajan, Stefan Reichelstein   +2 more
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Saving and the Rate of Return

The Journal of Finance, 1970
THE PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVE of this study is to investigate theoretically and empirically the relation between saving in the private sector of the United States and the rate of return on capital. A model of household behavior is developed in which the supply of labor is simultaneously determined with consumption and saving in a utility-maximizing framework.
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Advertising and Rate of Return

The Journal of Law and Economics, 1975
FOLLOWING the work of Comanor and Wilson' a growing number of studies,2 have found a positive relation across firms between rate of return and advertising intensity, as measured by firms' advertising to sales ratios. With the exception of Weiss, all these studies treat advertising as a current expense, in accordance with current accounting procedures ...
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Measuring the Rate of Return on Capital

The Journal of Finance, 1969
THIS PAPER PRESENTS the results of an attempt to estimate the rate of return on capital by regression analysis of financial data. A model relating current profits to current and lagged inflows of long-term capital is considered and fitted to a set of data from the British Mechanical Engineering Industry. Both time-series and cross-section data are used.
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