998 resultados para Industrial capacity
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Reveste-se de grande importância o conhecimento da marcha de absorção de nutrientes pelas culturas, principalmente visando uma aplicação racional dos fertilizantes. Utilizou-se no presente experimento a cultivar Roma VF, de porte determinado, que tem tido grande aceitação tanto pelos tomaticultores como pelas industrias processadoras. As amostras para analise foram coletadas no período junho a outubro de 1977, em uma área experimental instalada num solo representativo da região oeste do Estado de São Paulo (Latossol Vermelho Amarelo), no município de Narandiba (DIRA de Presidente Prudente)· A cultura recebeu uma adubação de 85--300-100 kg/ha de NPK, sendo 1/3 do N aplicado juntamente com todo o P e K no plantio e os 2/3 restantes aplicados em cobertura aos 30 e 35 dias após a germinação. A área foi de 1,25 x 0,30 m (26,666 covas/ha), com culturais foram os normalmente recomendados para a cultura na região. As amostras (4 repetições) foram coletadas aos 15, 30, 45, 60, 75, 90 e 105 dias após a germinação. As plantas foram separadas em folhas cotiledonares, folhas, caule e frutos. Determinou-se o peso de matéria seca e analisou-se para N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S, B, Cu, Fe, Mo e Zn. Os resultados analíticos obtidos revelaram um crescimento lento ate aos 30 dias, após o que houve um crescimento acelerado, com o peso da materia seca praticamente dobrando a cada quinzena no período dos 45 aos 75 dias, atingindo o máximo aos 105 dias (5.706,61 kg/ha). Quanto ao crescimento dos frutos, expresso em peso de materia seca, houve um aumento de cerca de 20 vezes no intervalo dos 45 aos 75 dias, praticamente duplicando o peso no período dos 75 aos 90 dias e estabilizando-se aos 105 dias (2.708,6 kg/ha). Na época de floração, as folhas apresentavam, em função da materia seca, 3,7% N; 0,50% P; 4,44% K; 3,24% Ca; 0,99% Mg; 0,46% S; 72 ppm B; 15 ppm Cu; 434 ppm Fe; 375 ppm Mn; 0,18 ppm Mo; 148 ppm Zn. A produção efetiva de 65 ton/ha obtida na área experimental, contem as seguintes quantidades de nutrientes nos frutos: 67,8 g N; 8,9 g P; 112,2g K; 7,7 g Ca; 6,0 g Mg; 3,1 g S; 93 g B; 45 g Cu; 547 g Fe; 163 g Mn; 485 mg Mo.
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Neste trabalho foram propostas fórmulas para se calcular o rendimento esperado, em polpa concentrada, em industrias de processamento de tomate, comparando-o com o rendimento realmente obtido, e visando controlar o desempenho da indústria. Para testar estas fórmulas foi feito um estudo comparativo entre o rendimento esperado calculado e o rendimento real, tomando por base os assentamentos de uma indústria, de porte médio, de processamento de tomates, do Estado de São Paulo, nos anos agrícolas de 1981 e 1982. Concomitantemente foi feita uma análise das perdas, na forma de descartes, na esteira de seleção e de sementes e pele, nas despolpadeiras e também uma verificação do Brix médio ponderado, nas duas safras. Os resultados mostraram que as fórmulas são adequadas para o cálculo do rendimento esperado pois as diferenças, com o rendimento real, obtido foram de -1,49% e +1,74% em 1982. As perdas de tomate (descartes) foram consideradas elevadas em comparação com as de outros países o que significa tomate de baixa qualidade. O Brix médio ponderado mensal que alcançou até 5,62 foi significativamente maior que o de anos anteriores.
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An analysis is carried out in a sample of 738 industrial plants of the determining factors in the use of internal promotion of blue-collar workers to middle managers and skilled technicians as against their external recruitment. The use of internal promotion is positively correlated with variables indicative of the efforts made by plants to measure employees' skills, and to a lesser extent, with the level of specificity of investments in human capital made by blue-collar workers. Contrary to what was expected, variables related with the use and efficiency of other incentive systems have no significant influence on the increased or decreased use of internal promotion. These results are initial evidence that internal promotions are used to protect and favour specific investments, especially those made by firms in order to discover their workers' skills.
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El análisis del crecimiento económico moderno debe partir, en cada caso, del escenario natural en el que los procesos históricos tienen lugar. Los datos de naturaleza geográfica son muy importantes en orden al condicionamiento de las actividades de los hombres y de las sociedades. En el caso español, las constricciones del ecosistema han jugado seguramente, un rol muy destacado. La presencia desmesuradamente grande del Estado en la actividad económica y la persistencia de un déficit crónico en la balanza comercial son hechos que han caracterizado a la economía española desde fechas muy antiguas. Las páginas que siguen, no obstante, se orientan en otra dirección y presentan algunos datos especialmente relevantes relativos al secular atraso tecnológico, a la muy baja acción en Investigación y Desarrollo (I+D) tradicionalmente efectuada por los agentes económicos en España y a la preocupante debilidad de las empresas en este terreno.
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This paper assesses empirically the importance of size discrimination and disaggregate data for deciding where to locate a start-up concern. We compare three econometric specifications using Catalan data: a multinomial logit with 4 and 41 alternatives (provinces and comarques, respectively) in which firm size is the main covariate; a conditional logit with 4 and 41 alternatives including attributes of the sites as well as size-site interactions; and a Poisson model on the comarques and the full spatial choice set (942 municipalities) with site-specific variables. Our results suggest that if these two issues are ignored, conclusions may be misleading. We provide evidence that large and small firms behave differently and conclude that Catalan firms tend to choose between comarques rather than between municipalities. Moreover, labour-intensive firms seem more likely to be located in the city of Barcelona. Keywords: Catalonia, industrial location, multinomial response model. JEL: C250, E30, R00, R12
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This paper contributes to the study of tacit collusion by analyzing infinitely repeated multiunit uniform price auctions in a symmetric oligopoly with capacity constrained firms. Under both the Market Clearing and Maximum Accepted Price rules of determining the uniform price, we show that when each firm sets a price-quantity pair specifying the firm's minimum acceptable price and the maximum quantity the firm is willing to sell at this price, there exists a range of discount factors for which the monopoly outcome with equal sharing is sustainable in the uniform price auction, but not in the corresponding discriminatory auction. Moreover, capacity withholding may be necessary to sustain this out-come. We extend these results to the case where firms may set bids that are arbitrary step functions of price-quantity pairs with any finite number of price steps. Surprisingly, under the Maximum Accepted Price rule, firms need employ no more than two price steps to minimize the value of the discount factor
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This paper analyzes the joint dynamics of two key macroeconomic variables for the conduct of monetary policy: inflation and the aggregate capacity utilization rate. An econometric procedure useful for estimating dynamic rational expectation models with unobserved components is developed and applied in this context. The method combines the flexibility of the unobserved components approach, based on the Kalman recursion, with the power of the general method of moments estimation procedure. A 'hyb id' Phillips curve relating inflation to the capacity utilization gap and incorporating forward and backward looking components is estimated. The results show that such a relationship in non-linear: the slope of the Phillips curve depends significantly on the magnitude of the capacity gap. These findings provide support for studying the implications of asymmetricmonetary policy rules.
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This paper investigates the role of variable capacity utilization as a source of asymmetries in the relationship between monetary policy and economic activity within a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium framework. The source of the asymmetry is directly linked to the bottlenecks and stock-outs that emerge from the existence of capacity constraints in the real side of the economy. Money has real effects due to the presence of rigidities in households' portfolio decisions in the form of a Luces-Fuerst 'limited participation' constraint. The model features variable capacity utilization rates across firms due to demand uncertainty. A monopolistic competitive structure provides additional effects through optimal mark-up changes. The overall message of this paper for monetary policy is that the same actions may have different effects depending on the capacity utilization rate of the economy.
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In this paper we carefully link knowledge flows to and from a firms innovation process with this firms investment decisions. Three types of investments are considered: investments in applied research, investments in basic research, and investments in intellectual property protection. Only when basic research is performed, can the firm effectively access incoming knowledge flows and these incoming spillovers serve to increase the efficiency of own applied research.. The firm can at the same time influence outgoing knowledge flows, improving appropriability of its innovations, by investing in protection. Our results indicate that firms with small budgets for innovation will not invest in basic research. This occurs in the short run, when the budget for know-how creation is restricted, or in the long-run, when market opportunities are low, when legal protection is not very important, or, when the pool of accessible and relevant external know-how is limited. The ratio! of basic to applied research is non-decreasing in the size of the pool of accessible external know-how, the size and opportunity of the market, and, the effectiveness of intellectual property rights protection. This indicates the existence of economies of scale in basic research due to external market related factors. Empirical evidence from a sample of innovative manufacturing firms in Belgium confirms the economies of scale in basic research as a consequence of the firms capacity to access external knowledge flows and to protect intellectual property, as well as the complementarity between legal and strategic investments.
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El objetivo de este estudio es analizar las decisiones de localización de las actividades industriales desde una óptica sectorial. En concreto, se explica la distribución municipal en Catalunya del número de nuevas inversiones procedentes del Registro de Establecimientos Industriales, durante el período 1986-2000. Los determinantes de la localización industrial se han agrupado en tres categorías: condiciones de oferta de factores, economías de aglomeración y accesibilidad. El análisis se lleva a cabo utilizando un modelo de eventos discretos con datos de panel. Los resultados obtenidos muestran que los tres conjuntos de variables introducidas son relevantes en la explicación de la localización de las empresas manufactureras y que actúan en diferente grado para los diferentes sectores.
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For bilipschitz images of Cantor sets in Rd we estimate the Lipschitz harmonic capacity and show this capacity is invariant under bilipschitz homeomorphisms.