Some people think of "corporations" and think of amassing capital, of accumulating resources for its own sake.
A session spent carefully accumulating resources to buy a lamp-post.
This study estimates the environmental efficiency of production activities based on the accumulated resources of 46 Japanese prefectures during the period ranging from 1992 to 2008.
The optimal allocation of accumulated resources to maintenance, growth, and reproduction is the central topic of life history theory.
Like many monocarpic plants, L. inflata has two discrete phases of life: vegetative (accumulating resources as it is a growing rosette) and reproductive (expending resources on the production of offspring).
This deduction is central to the patriarch hypothesis [ 18], which postulates that increased intelligence and the possibility of accumulating resources allowed successful older males to continue to reproduce in later life by acquiring additional, younger wives.
Schwarzer and Taubert described PC as a way of aspiring a positive future by accumulating resources and realistic goal setting [ 38].
Furthermore, Tanikawa et al. (2015) used four-dimensional geographic information system (4D-GIS) and prefecture-level data to construct long-term time-series data on the stock of accumulated resources in Japan resulting from the construction of buildings and infrastructure (e.g., roadways, railways, airports, dams, sewerage systems, and sea ports).
However, the environmental efficiency of production activities based on accumulated resources in the cities of Japan has not yet been analyzed because the DEA framework used in Eguchi (2017) does not account for the associated environmental burden.
A number of other studies attempting to estimate the stock of accumulated resources in a society have also been performed around the world in recent years (e.g., Tanikawa and Hashimoto 2009; Zheng et al. 2012; Pauliuk et al. 2014; Fishman et al. 2014; Reyna and Chester 2015).
