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Report And Recommendation Of The President Of The International Development Association To The Executive Directors On A Prposed Credit Of Sdr 7.2 To Mongolia, World Bank/World Bank Group
Report And Recommendation Of The President Of The International Development Association To The Executive Directors On A Prposed Credit Of Sdr 7.2 To Mongolia, World Bank/World Bank Group
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Enforcement Decree Of The Act On The Structural Improvement Of The Financial Industry, National Assembly Of The Republic Of Korea
Enforcement Decree Of The Act On The Structural Improvement Of The Financial Industry, National Assembly Of The Republic Of Korea
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Statement By The Minister Of Finance, Omar Davies
Thai Authorities Take A Major Step To Resolve Property Loan Problems, Bank Of Thailand
Thai Authorities Take A Major Step To Resolve Property Loan Problems, Bank Of Thailand
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No abstract provided.
Directive 97/9/Ec Of The European Parliament And Of The Council Of 3 March 1997 On Investor-Compensation Schemes, European Union: Parliament And European Union Council
Directive 97/9/Ec Of The European Parliament And Of The Council Of 3 March 1997 On Investor-Compensation Schemes, European Union: Parliament And European Union Council
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The Community Reinvestment Act And The Profitability Of Mortgage-Oriented Banks, Glenn B. Canner, Wayne Passmore
The Community Reinvestment Act And The Profitability Of Mortgage-Oriented Banks, Glenn B. Canner, Wayne Passmore
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Jamaica: Insurance Plan Could Cost Billions, Dow Jones & Company
Jamaica: Insurance Plan Could Cost Billions, Dow Jones & Company
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The Old Bad Loans Problem: The Czech Experience, Milena Horčicová, Liana Payson
The Old Bad Loans Problem: The Czech Experience, Milena Horčicová, Liana Payson
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Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 71, Number 2
Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 71, Number 2
Yale Scientific Magazine
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A Type Catalog Of Fossil Invertebrates (Archaeocyatha, Porifera, Receptaculitidae And Stromatoporoidea) In The Yale Peabody Museum, Russell D. White
A Type Catalog Of Fossil Invertebrates (Archaeocyatha, Porifera, Receptaculitidae And Stromatoporoidea) In The Yale Peabody Museum, Russell D. White
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Type material for 116 nominal species of fossil archaeocyathids, poriferans, receptaculitids and stromatoporoids are in the Invertebrate Paleontology Collections of Yale University's Peabody Museum of Natural History. Primary types for 66 nominal species include 51 holotypes and 26 syntypes (representing 15 nominal species). Secondary types for 13 nominal species include 51 paratypes. Tertiary types for 56 nominal species include 174 hypotypes. Most types are from Newfoundland, Quebec, Kentucky, New York State, and Tennessee and have been described by C.E. Beecher, G.H. Girty, James Hall, W.A. Parks, and W.H. Twenhofel.
Abaco Financial Group Announced Fourth Quarter And Year-End Results, Bloomberg L.P.
Abaco Financial Group Announced Fourth Quarter And Year-End Results, Bloomberg L.P.
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Speech By Chairman Alan Greenspan On Government Regulation And Derivative Contracts, Alan Greenspan
Speech By Chairman Alan Greenspan On Government Regulation And Derivative Contracts, Alan Greenspan
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Bank Industry Must Rebuild, Not Expect Bailout, Official Says, Japan Times Staff
Bank Industry Must Rebuild, Not Expect Bailout, Official Says, Japan Times Staff
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Nippon Credit Says It Is Not In Trouble, The Japan Times
Nippon Credit Says It Is Not In Trouble, The Japan Times
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Rice Varietal Improvement And International Exchange Of Rice Germplasm, Robert E. Evenson
Rice Varietal Improvement And International Exchange Of Rice Germplasm, Robert E. Evenson
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The Microeconomics Of ‘Surplus Labor’, Gustav Ranis
The Microeconomics Of ‘Surplus Labor’, Gustav Ranis
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Asset Markets And Investment Decisions, A. De Waegenaere, Heracles M. Polemarchakis, L. Ventura
Asset Markets And Investment Decisions, A. De Waegenaere, Heracles M. Polemarchakis, L. Ventura
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
In an incomplete asset market, firms assign values to investment plans by projecting their payoffs on the span of the payoffs of marketed assets; equivalently, firms employ the Capital Asset Pricing Model. This is a criterion that does not require firms to possess information, such as the marginal valuation of revenue across date – events by shareholders, which is not observable; rather, it is based on information revealed by the prices and payoffs of marketed assets. Under standard assumptions, competitive equilibria exist. But, competitive equilibrium allocations need not satisfy a condition of constrained pareto optimality that recognizes the incompleteness of …
Some Higher Order Theory For A Consistent Nonparametric Model Specification Test, Yanqin Fan, Oliver B. Linton
Some Higher Order Theory For A Consistent Nonparametric Model Specification Test, Yanqin Fan, Oliver B. Linton
Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers
We provide second order theory for a smoothing-based model specification test. We derive the asymptotic cumulants and justify an Edgeworth distributional approximation valid to order close to n -1 . This is used to define size-corrected critical values whose null rejection frequency improves on the normal critical values. Our simulations confirm the efficacy of this method in moderate sized samples
Hanbo Steel Goes Bankrupt With Debt Of $5.85 Billion, The Wall Street Journal
Hanbo Steel Goes Bankrupt With Debt Of $5.85 Billion, The Wall Street Journal
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Remarks On Mexico's Repayment Of Loans From The United States And An Exchange With Reporters, William Clinton
Remarks On Mexico's Repayment Of Loans From The United States And An Exchange With Reporters, William Clinton
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Camdessus Welcomes Advance Repayment Of Loans By Mexico, Positive Developments In Mexican Economy, Michael Camdessus
Camdessus Welcomes Advance Repayment Of Loans By Mexico, Positive Developments In Mexican Economy, Michael Camdessus
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Effects Of Tamoxifen On Prostaglandin E2 Induced Insulin-Like Growth Factor I Expression In Fetal Rat Osteoblasts, Kristina A. Crothers
Effects Of Tamoxifen On Prostaglandin E2 Induced Insulin-Like Growth Factor I Expression In Fetal Rat Osteoblasts, Kristina A. Crothers
Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library
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Nota Bene; Volume Xi, Number I, Yale University Library
Nota Bene; Volume Xi, Number I, Yale University Library
Nota Bene
Nota Bene is published during the academic year to acquaint the Yale community and others with the resources of the Yale Library.
The Steady Flow Between Reservoirs With Different Density And Level Through A Contraction, A. Odulo, J. C. Swanson, D. Mendelsohn
The Steady Flow Between Reservoirs With Different Density And Level Through A Contraction, A. Odulo, J. C. Swanson, D. Mendelsohn
Journal of Marine Research
This paper presents a complete analytical solution of steady gravity flow between two reservoirs connected by a channel of slowly varying breadth and containing fluids of different densities and levels. The hydrostatic approximation is used and dissipation is neglected. It is shown that seven different regimes are possible depending on the value of the parameter δ = γ/ε, which is the ratio of relative lighter and denser reservoir level difference, γ, to positive relative density difference, ε. The exact solution of the problem is obtained for all these regimes. If the level of the heavier fluid reservoir is higher than …
Large-Scale Processes In The Upper Layers Of The Indian Ocean Inferred From Temperature Climatology, A. S. Unnikrishnan, S. Prasanna Kumar, G. S. Navelkar
Large-Scale Processes In The Upper Layers Of The Indian Ocean Inferred From Temperature Climatology, A. S. Unnikrishnan, S. Prasanna Kumar, G. S. Navelkar
Journal of Marine Research
Determination of amplitudes and phases for the annual and semi-annual cycle of the temperature in the Indian Ocean north of 20S from Levitus temperature climatology (1982) gives maximum amplitudes of the seasonal cycle at 100 m with the dominance of semi-annual cycle in the equatorial region and annual cycle elsewhere in the domain. The Bay of Bengal shows characteristics of the westward-propagating Rossby waves of annual period, while the Arabian Sea shows the dominance of Ekman pumping in the central region and westward-propagating features in the eastern region. Qualitative evidences obtained from the distribution of depth of 20°C isotherm and …
Eigenanalysis Of The Two-Dimensional Wind-Driven Ocean Circulation Problem, V. A. Sheremet, G. R. Ierley, V. M. Kamenkovich
Eigenanalysis Of The Two-Dimensional Wind-Driven Ocean Circulation Problem, V. A. Sheremet, G. R. Ierley, V. M. Kamenkovich
Journal of Marine Research
A barotropic model of the wind-driven circulation in the subtropical region of the ocean is considered. A no-slip condition is specified at the coasts and slip at the fluid boundaries. Solutions are governed by two parameters: inertial boundary-layer width; and viscous boundary-layer width. Numerical computations indicate the existence of a wedge-shaped region in this two-dimensional parameter space, where three steady solutions coexist. The structure of the steady solution can be of three types: boundary-layer, recirculation and basin-filling-gyre. Compared to the case with slip conditions (Ierley and Sheremet, 1995) in the no-slip case the wedge-shaped region is displaced to higher Reynolds …
Eddy Formation On A Continental Slope, Janet M. Becker, Rick Salmon
Eddy Formation On A Continental Slope, Janet M. Becker, Rick Salmon
Journal of Marine Research
We consider a uniform-density ocean in which the depth-independent horizontal velocity is driven by a two-gyre wind. Numerical solutions of the governing vorticity equation reveal that the solutions with a flat ocean bottom differ greatly from those in which a continental shelf and slope are present along the western boundary. In the ocean basin with a western continental shelf, steady inertial circulations readily lose stability to unsteady inertial circulations that spawn eddies. However, eddies do not form in the corresponding solutions for the flat-bottom ocean. Reducing the friction leads to flat-bottom solutions that shed eddies far offshore, but still differ …
Mechanisms Of Infaunal Polychaete Dispersal And Colonization In An Intertidal Sandflat, David H. Shull
Mechanisms Of Infaunal Polychaete Dispersal And Colonization In An Intertidal Sandflat, David H. Shull
Journal of Marine Research
Changes in benthic infaunal population densities following disturbance may be influenced by colonization mechanisms. Accordingly, this study experimentally examined the relative importance of four colonization mechanisms for seven numerically dominant polychaete species in an intertidal estuarine sandflat in Connecticut, USA. The colonization mechanism an organism used depended upon species characteristics including larval developmental mode and depth distribution within the sediment. A spionid polychaete with planktonic larval development, Polydora cornuta, colonized experimental disturbance treatments primarily by larval settlement. A surface-dwelling syllid polychaete with nonplanktonic development, Streptosyllis arenae, colonized mainly by bedload transport. Two syllid polychaetes developmentally and morphologically similar …
Analysis Of The Mean Annual Cycle Of The Dissolved Oxygen Anomaly In The World Ocean, Raymond G. Najjar, Ralph F. Keeling
Analysis Of The Mean Annual Cycle Of The Dissolved Oxygen Anomaly In The World Ocean, Raymond G. Najjar, Ralph F. Keeling
Journal of Marine Research
A global climatology of the dissolved oxygen anomaly (the excess over saturation) is created with monthly resolution in the upper 500 m of the ocean. The climatology is based on dissolved oxygen, temperature and salinity data archived at the National Oceanographic Data Center. Examination of this climatology reveals statistically significant annual cycles throughout the upper 500 m of the World Ocean, though seasonal variations are most coherent in the North Atlantic, where data density is greatest. Vertical trends in the phase and amplitude of the annual cycle are noted. The cycle in surface waters is characterized by a summer maximum …
Phytoplankton Patches At Fronts: A Model Of Formation And Response To Wind Events, Peter J. S. Franks, Leonard J. Walstad
Phytoplankton Patches At Fronts: A Model Of Formation And Response To Wind Events, Peter J. S. Franks, Leonard J. Walstad
Journal of Marine Research
A subsurface patch of chlorophyll is a feature common to many fronts. The dynamics underlying the patch formation are not well understood; however, there appears to be a strong link between the biological and physical dynamics. Here we test the hypothesis that patch formation is a result of wind-forced motions of the front. Frontal responses to transient wind events include acceleration of the surface layers, changes in mixed-layer depth, and excitation of nonlinear oscillations at the front. Such dynamics can affect nutrient fluxes across the pycnocline and the coupling between trophic levels. To test this hypothesis, we developed a two-dimensional …