Net Worth of Networks: Specificity in Anticonvulsant Action

Income-Net Worth Measures of Economic Welfare

STUDIES OF THE economic position of consumers have long recognized t,hat families with the same current income may differ widely with respect, to the amount of wealth they own. It is common pract,ice to speak of the wealthier family as “better off” than the less wealthy. Moreover, welfare programs reflect, the philosophy that assets should be taken into account in evaluating eligibility for ass...

Dynamic modeling to determine production strategies in order to maximize net present worth in small and medium size companies

Determining production rate considering costs and revenues in order to maximize profit is one of the applied problems in small and medium size factories. Mostly existing models in production planning consider production system statically and specify production rate, although the factors determining production rate include many different changes in practice. In fact, by increasing the production...

Net worth predicts symptom burden at the end of life.

OBJECTIVES To explore the predictors of symptom burden at the end of life. DESIGN Observational, secondary analysis of Health and Retirement Study (HRS) data. SETTING USA. PARTICIPANTS Two thousand six hundred four deceased, older adults. METHODS Multivariate Poisson and logistic regression to explore the relationship between sociodemographic and clinical factors with symptoms. RESULT...

The Behaviors and Characteristics of the High Net worth Client

Entrepreneurs’ Net Worth: Mises’s Praxeological Concept of Capital

In Human Action, Ludwig von Mises employed two radically different notions of capital. The first was equivalent to what accountants call net worth. In calculating her profit and loss, the individual conceives of her income in terms of a change in net worth. If we shift the focus to an income stream, net worth (capital) can be said to refer to the capitalized value of that stream. Thus, the conc...