The economic theory of factors of production encompasses all of the resources and inputs that go into the manufacturing of products. Apart from direct inputs such as materials and labor, factors of ...

Gas wells can continue to be productive longer than we predicted, before they need expensive “anti-aging” support, new laboratory tests show. Norwegian laboratory tests show that gas wells can ...

Catfish farming has emerged as a robust sector within aquaculture, fostering significant economic benefits while addressing rising global protein demands. This industry integrates progressive farming ...

In the area of corporate and international petroleum production, do you know how to choose the best investments? Can you properly evaluate investment opportunities? Do you know what investment ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract This paper compares the production behavior of industrial and nonindustrial private forestland owners in the southeastern U.S. using a ...

Before the price of oil fell, most thought the average shale focused E&P would need $80/bbl WTI to turn a profit. Now that oil is hovering around $50/bbl, and the US Oil ETF ( USO) is trading below ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Journal Information The purpose of the American Journal of Agricultural Economics is to provide a forum for creative and scholarly work in agricultural ...

Contra the recent winners of the Nobel Memorial Prize in economics, free markets, private savings, and entrepreneurship not ...

Production cost is falling 20 per cent every year, says UBTech’s chief branding officer Michael Tam during an interview with ...

Car production fell sharply after the summer's Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack; meanwhile Rachel Reeves says "there's more to ...

In evaluating test-strategy alternatives, you must include economic costs and benefits among decision criteria. In addition, once you decide on a strategy, company management will demand an economic ...

“The sole use of money is to circulate consumable goods.” Those are the words of Adam Smith. It was a throwaway line in Wealth of Nations so over-the-top obvious was it. Money only has a purpose ...