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M. Ohyama,A. Maki been shown that lipopolysaccharides present in the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria (endotoxins) can induce many biological phenomena that are observed in septicemia and that endotoxemia may occur in the absence of bacteremia [4–6]. Unfortunately, the clinical criteria for the septic syndro

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Y. Ohkusaacteremias and pneumonias are not only the predominant infections in ICU patients, but are also associated with the highest mortality rate [7]. Crude mortality rates for pneumonias have been reported to be in the range of 30 to 50% [3, 7]. However the mortality attributable to infection is difficult

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blishment of stability of processes (and for their breakdown) are in progress of being developed. Already now, the comprehension of a broad spectrum of endogeneously stable and coherent processes, and the knowledge of destabilizing mechanisms in the cooperativity of intravascular, extravascular and

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Oligopolistic Competition and Economic Welfare The Effects of Ownership Structurescompete in terms of outputs, the free entry equilibrium number of firms exceeds the welfare-maximizing (first-best as well as second-best) number of firms. It follows that the restriction of firm entry so as to prevent the number of firms from exceeding the welfare-maximizing number in accordance wi

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Stackelberg Equilibrium with Private Informationcisions affect market prices and hence other firms’ output decisions but also take full advantage of the passiveness of competitive fringe firms or followers. The choice of approach may well depend on the type of industry one is interested in investigating. For example, if the industry is highly con

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Externalities and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Japanese Manufacturingysical capital contribute to the productivity of capital of other firms.. If such externalities make the aggregate production function linear in capital, sustained growth will be possible without exogenous technical progress. These models are simple and accordingly popular. Their prediction concerni

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Optimal Intergenerational Transfers in an Endogenous Growth Model with Bequeststransfers in the form of social security. This paper attempts to analyse the normative role of public transfers such as pay-as-you-go social security in the dynamic framework of an overlapping generations growth model in which private transfers are operative and crucial for positive economic growth.