0 an important rule or principle, especially in a particular situation:
The following result is central to ensure existence of a golden rule in the next section.
From this equation the characterization of the golden rule given by (7) is straightforward.
People teach each other how to do and how to think about things, such as evolutionary theory, the golden rule, growing wheat, and baking bread.
One is the achievement of the optimal population growth rate and the other is the achievement of the golden rule.
The government can choose the value of the contribution rate such that the golden rule is attained.
Suppose the government sets the tax rate10 so as to induce the level of capital satisfying the golden rule.
Moral philosophy and religious traditions with their concepts of a golden rule attempt to universalize their highly particularistic benevolent impulses.
As for the second steady state, it is situated to the right of the golden rule intensive capital level.
