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The intertemporal supply of natural resources and the recycling of Hotelling rents: The case of the Saudis

, 1981
Horst Siebert
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Cost analysis of outpatient services for major external structural birth defects: an ingredient approach in selected hospitals in Kiambu County, Kenya. [PDF]

Pan Afr Med J
Agot GN, Wang'ombe JK, Mweu MM.
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Rent premiums and vertical sorting in Amsterdam's tall office towers

, 2017
Nick van Assendelft
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Rent-seeking, rent-defending, and rent dissipation

Public Choice, 1991
A substantial portion of the research on rent-seeking addresses the issue of rent dissipation. This line of inquiry is drawn directly from Tullock’s (1967) stated intent to identify the total social costs of monopoly. Early studies, which were concerned with the measurement of Tullock costs, simply assumed dissipation would be complete (see Becker ...
Chris Paul, Al Wilhite
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Womb rent

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1980
The relationship between gestational age at delivery and the cost of neonatal care was analyzed for 137 infants of 24 to 34 weeks' gestation born between 1973 and 1977. Cost estimates were based on hospital charges actually collected, adjusted to 1977 rates and weighted according to a smoothed survival curve.
J J, Pomerance, B S, Schifrin, J L, Meredith   +2 more
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L'animal de rente. Quelle rente ?

2021
Cet article propose une déconstruction de la catégorie d’« animal de rente ». Partant de l’usage qui en est fait au 18e siècle par les économistes, nous montrons que la notion de rente, utilisée initialement pour caractériser le rendement des terres agricoles, est ensuite étendue aux animaux de ferme.
Porcher, Jocelyne, Mulier, Chloé, Jourdan, Félix, Deneux-Le Barh, Vanina   +3 more
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