A possible future strategy lies in understanding the processes and establishing the cause effect relationship which create synergistic effects in enhancing productivity per unit input of land, labor, energy and time.
While Cantillon advocated an "intrinsic" theory of value, based on the input of land and labour (cost of production), he is considered to have touched upon a subjective theory of value.
Behind this lies the idea that a businessman demands inputs of land, labour, and capital because he needs them in the production of goods that he sells.
This adds ideas particularly technological know-how to the inputs of land, labour and capital that in traditional economic theory are needed for growth.
The markets they occupy tend to be uncompetitive, as the OECD has shown, and their inputs of land, energy and credit are artificially cheap.
Quantitative research during the 1950s and '60s revealed that aggregate growth in output had outpaced aggregate growth in the standard inputs of land, labour, and capital.
He's the co-founder and chief executive of Modern Meadow, a Brooklyn-based startup that intends to use tissue engineering – also known as cell culturing or biofabrication – to create livestock products that require fewer inputs of land, water, energy and chemicals than conventional animal agriculture.
Model inputs of land cover and leaf area index were derived from Landsat data.
depends directly on inputs of land and/or natural resources N1 and labor L1; any capital input is fixed and fully funded out of normal profits.
She defines the intensification of agriculture as the increasing frequency of cropping cycles in shifting cultivation systems, that is, increasing inputs of land to the production system.
Requiring input maps of land use, elevation, population and parameters from planning regulations, the model conceptualises (on a spatial grid) attributes including impervious fraction, allotment geometry and roof areas among other relevant characteristics for integrated urban water management.
