His book The Economic Theory of Managerial Capitalism (1964) helped fill a gap in economics in that textbooks assumed that markets were usually supplied by a multiplicity of small firms, even though in reality most output was produced by large firms.
However, even after filtering residual noise and introduced distortions remain visible in most output images.
The team which hires the most talented people, channels them in the most productive configuration and gets the most output from their unique capabilities.
In an earlier study, Fillipini [4] found that economies of scale exist for most output levels at Swiss nursing homes in the Ticino.
A sensitivity analysis indicated that the saturation index of mulch at which pesticides started their diffusion in the rainwater and the time of the first rainfall were the two parameters that influenced the most output variables of our model.
Not only does money move immediately to wherever it can summon the highest return and be subject to the least tax, but jobs can be dispatched almost as quickly to wherever workers get the lowest wages for the most output.
Kondoh and Hisada [22] reported that in the LDS interneuron most output synapses are located in the dendrite contralateral to the soma, but yet a small number of them in the ipsilateral dendrite.
In Asia, Japan has the most output, followed by China and India.
N. crassa A performed most poorly as the reference with most output trees at least 6 and as many as 10 steps distant from the input tree.
A variety of enrichment analysis tools have been developed in recent years, but most output a long list of significantly enriched terms that are often redundant, making it difficult to extract the most meaningful functions.
