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Endogenous uncertainty

Describes factors within the control of the firm, such as a decision to reveal information about price or input costs. Converse of exogenous.

Endogenous Uncertainty

Uncertainty regarding a firm's state, or a financial situation that could be resolved if the firm would simply announce it. For example, speculative investing may increase prior to the release of an earnings statement, driving the stock price up or down because of the endogenous uncertainty stemming from the fact that the company has not yet released the statement. In other words, endogenous uncertainty is under the control of the company it regards. See also: Exogenous uncertainty.

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The absorption of endogenous amino acids is different in various poultry birds depending on the nutrient digestibility, requirements and physiological status of the gastrointestinal tract (GIT).

SIGNIFICANCE OF ENDOGENOUS AMINO ACID LOSSES IN THE NUTRITION OF SOME POULTRY SPECIES: A REVIEW

Endogenous sulfur dioxide/aspartate aminotransferase pathway existed in the primary rat myocardial fibroblasts

Inhibitory Effects of Sulfur Dioxide on Rat Myocardial Fibroblast Proliferation and Migration

In this perspective, the theory of endogenous economic growth has explored the possibility that combined accumulation of physical and human capital is enough to sustain growth in the long run.

A simplified endogenous economic growth model with social capital: Evidence for Ecuador

Endogenous heparin activity is decreased in peripheral arterial occlusive disease.

Endogenous Heparin Interferes with Quantification of MicroRNAs by RT-qPCR

(b) the dependent variable, measuring endogenous regional employment performance, is the regional (or differential) component derived from a shift-share analysis of employment change over the decade 2001-2011; and

MODELLING ENDOGENOUS EMPLOYMENT PERFORMANCE ACROSS AUSTRALIA'S FUNCTIONAL ECONOMIC REGIONS OVER THE DECADE 2001 TO 2011

Elevated Endogenous SCE Levels in Primary Sarcoma Cell Lines.

Sister Chromatid Exchange and Genomic Instability in Soft Tissue Sarcomas: Potential Implications for Response to DNA-Damaging Treatments

Furthermore, except for the modulatory mechanisms on the exogenous and endogenous stem cells, the microenvironmental factors that control the stem cell niches were also discussed in this special issue.

Exogenous and Endogenous Stem Cells for Skeletal Regeneration

Even after being hobbled, these endogenous retroviruses can still sometimes make their proteins.

Ancient viruses are buried in your DNA

Research suggests that the vitamins C and beta-carotene--provided by a variety of fruits and vegetables--play an important role in the endogenous antioxidant system, as does vitamin E, which is found in whole grains and high-quality, properly extracted and protected vegetable oils.

Boost Brain Health by Strengthening Your Body's Natural Antioxidant System: Empowering your body's production of antioxidants is essential to fighting cell-damaging free radicals and oxidative stress

In order to identify the endogenous character of money supply, seasonally-adjusted quarterly data of real production and the monetary aggregate M2 are selected.

Testing Endogeneity of Money Supply in Selected European Countries

Keywords: Fruit set; Growth and Development; Endogenous hormone; CsEXP 10 gene; Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.)

Endogenous Hormones Levels and Csexpansin 10 Gene Expression in the Fruit Set and Early Development of Cucumber