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RENT complex

Known as: RENT complex location 
A protein complex that mediates transcriptional silencing at the rDNA locus (the name derives from regulator of nucleolar silencing and telophase… 
National Institutes of Health

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2017
2017
This a conceptual paper concerning the relation between innovativeness and monopoly rent/abnormal earnings. It discusses how… 
2016
2016
.................................................................................................................................................................. ii Acknowledgements ............................................................................................................................................. v List of Tables ......................................................................................................................................................... xi List of Figures .................................................................................................................................................... xiii List of Acronyms and Abbreviations ........................................................................................................... xv Introduction Venezuela and Ecuador in the Pink Tide ........................................................................... 1 Why Ecuador and Venezuela? ............................................................................................................................................... 4 The Pink Tide ................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Studying the Rent-Based Social-Developmental State in Venezuela and Ecuador ..................................... 13 Thesis Structure ........................................................................................................................................................................ 20 1. Locating the Pink Tide Theoretically ..................................................................................................... 23 Latin American Populism Once Again? .......................................................................................................................... 23 A New Resource Curse? Rent Extractivism and the Commodity Consensus ................................................... 34 Pink Tide Parties and Movements .................................................................................................................................... 50 Conclusion ................................................................................................................................................................................... 58 2. Development and Class: A Long-Standing Debate ............................................................................. 61 Development and the Making of Entrepreneurs ........................................................................................................ 64 Class and the State in Dependency Theory Debates ..................................................................................... 70 Does Class Really Matter for Development? ..................................................................................................... 75 The Importance of Class ........................................................................................................................................................ 83 Overstretching Social Classes to the Point of Tearing them Off: Touraine and Others ............................. 89 The Return of Class and the Development Model ...................................................................................................... 94 The Persistence of Other Approaches to Class ............................................................................................................ 98 Conclusion ................................................................................................................................................................................ 104 3. Growth and Decay of Corporatist Developmentalism in Venezuela ......................................... 106 The Post-Dictatorship and the ISI Period ................................................................................................................... 109 The building of centralized class organizations ........................................................................................... 109 Corporatism, Tripartite Negotiations and ISI ............................................................................................... 114 Oil and its Nationalization under an ISI-Corporatist Development Model ...................................... 121 The Rupture ............................................................................................................................................................................. 126 Early signs of discontent: A lumpen-bourgeoisie? ...................................................................................... 127 The Statement of the Rupture: The Rejection of Developmentalism .................................................. 129 The Turn to Austerity and the Growing Capitalist Class Power ............................................................ 134 The Neoliberal Era and the Destruction of the Remains of Corporatism ..................................................... 141 Lack of Support from the Capitalist Class ....................................................................................................... 142 The Second Capitalists Mind Shift ...................................................................................................................... 145 The Popular Sector’s Reaction to Adjustment .............................................................................................. 147 The Political Crisis and the Dwindling of a Regime .................................................................................... 150 
Review
2014
Review
2014
The social housing system is analysed as an element of the evolving welfare state, housing system, and urban space, focusing on a… 
2012
2002
2002
Silencing in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is known in three classes of loci: in the silent mating-type loci HML and HMR, in… 
1987
1987
도시경제학의 핵심적인 분야인 도시내 입지이론에서 도시거주자(소비자)의 주거입지선택행위를 모형화하기 위해 지대극대화방법과 효용성극대화방법이 양대축을 이루면서 개발ㆍ적용되어 왔다. 즉 도시내 입지현상을 규명하고자 지대극대화이론과 효용성극대화이론이 각자의 고유한 영역을 유지하면서 병존하고 있다. 도시경제학자의 관점과 이론적 근거에 따라 각 접근방법에 대한 장점이 부각되고 비판의 대상이 되기도 한다. 그러나 산발적으로 주장하고 있는 논의가 의미있는 실재가 되기 위해서는 두 접근방법에 대하여 보다 심층적인 비교가 필요하다. 이같은 관점에서 이 논문에서는 두 방법이 지탱하고 있는 이론적 구조를 비교하면서 그 본질을 파악하고, 아울러 그동안 수행되어 온 경험적인 연구결과를 통하여 각 접근방법의 장ㆍ단점을 부각시키고자 한다. 효용성극대화방법은 이론적 친숙성 때문에 분석가들에게 매력을 줄 뿐 아니라 다양한 입지선택을 설명하는데 적용할 수 있으나 이질적이고 희락적인 상품에 대한 수요함수를 구하기 힘든 단점이 있는 등 수요함수를 도출하는데 많은 시간과 노력이 소요된다. 지대극대화이본은 효용성극대화이론보다 적은 자료로서도 평형상태에 수렴하는 속도가 빠르며, 수요곡선을 추정치 않고도 소비자의 효용함수를 직접 추정할 수 있는 장점이 있는 반면에, 단일도 심지만을 다루고 장기적인 평형상태에 도달하기 힘들 뿐 아니라 입지간의 상호의존성을 소홀히 하는 단점이 있다.