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Current Financial And Economic Conditions, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors: Federal Open Market Committee (Fomc) Dec 1967

Current Financial And Economic Conditions, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors: Federal Open Market Committee (Fomc)

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No abstract provided.


Foreign Assistance And Economic Development Revisited, John C. H. Fei, Gustav Ranis Dec 1967

Foreign Assistance And Economic Development Revisited, John C. H. Fei, Gustav Ranis

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Central Bank Swaps - A Bulwark Of International Monetary Cooperation, John Edward Leimone Dec 1967

Central Bank Swaps - A Bulwark Of International Monetary Cooperation, John Edward Leimone

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No abstract provided.


A Re-Examination Of The Modigliani-Miller Theorem, Joseph E. Stiglitz Dec 1967

A Re-Examination Of The Modigliani-Miller Theorem, Joseph E. Stiglitz

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 42, Number 3 Dec 1967

Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 42, Number 3

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Dollar Defended By Expansion Of U.S. Credit Abroad, H. Erich Heinemann Dec 1967

Dollar Defended By Expansion Of U.S. Credit Abroad, H. Erich Heinemann

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No abstract provided.


Revision Of Neofibularia (Porifera, Demospongiae), A Genus Of Toxic Sponges From The West Indies And Australia, Willard D. Hartman Nov 1967

Revision Of Neofibularia (Porifera, Demospongiae), A Genus Of Toxic Sponges From The West Indies And Australia, Willard D. Hartman

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A revision of the sponge genus Neofibularia, known for its dermatitis-producing qualities, is presented on the basis of a restudy of holotypic specimens. Carter's species Fibularia massa is regarded as a synonym of N. nolitangere (Duch. &. Mich.), the only species known from western tropical Atlantic waters. A new subspecies of N. nolitangere, with oxeate megascleres, is described as well as a new species, N. mordens, from South Australia. The relationship of Neofibularia to Biemna is discussed.


How U.S. Reacts: Federal Reserve Plans To Cushion Stress In Markets, Philip Mckinsey Nov 1967

How U.S. Reacts: Federal Reserve Plans To Cushion Stress In Markets, Philip Mckinsey

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No abstract provided.


A Reappraisal Of The North American Species Of The Siluro-Devonian Trilobite Genus Scotiella, J. H. Shergold Nov 1967

A Reappraisal Of The North American Species Of The Siluro-Devonian Trilobite Genus Scotiella, J. H. Shergold

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The type material of Scotiella Delo 1935 is redescribed and the generic diagnosis emended to include trilobites in which the anterior and median lateral glabellar furrows are both strongly and poorly defined. The genus now embraces the species Scotiella logani (Hall 1860), S. conservatrix (McLearn 1924) new combination, S. minor (M'Coy 1851), S. samsonowiczi Tomczykowa 1962b and S. opatowiensis Tomczykowa 1962b. Scotiella obsoleta Ulrich and Delo 1940 is reclassified as Kloucekia (Kloucekia) obsoleta new combination.


Agriculture In The Open Economy, John C.H. Fei, Gustav Ranis Nov 1967

Agriculture In The Open Economy, John C.H. Fei, Gustav Ranis

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


A Note On Taxation, Increasing Returns Due To Set-Up Costs And Competitive Equilibrium, Martin Shubik Nov 1967

A Note On Taxation, Increasing Returns Due To Set-Up Costs And Competitive Equilibrium, Martin Shubik

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Distribution Of Income And Wealth Among Individuals, Joseph E. Stiglitz Nov 1967

Distribution Of Income And Wealth Among Individuals, Joseph E. Stiglitz

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Iterative Multi-Level Planning With Production Targets, Martin L. Weitzman Nov 1967

Iterative Multi-Level Planning With Production Targets, Martin L. Weitzman

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Some Experimental Non-Constant-Sum Games Revisited. Part Ii, Martin Shubik, David H. Stern Nov 1967

Some Experimental Non-Constant-Sum Games Revisited. Part Ii, Martin Shubik, David H. Stern

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


The Optimal Life Of A Patent, William D. Nordhaus Nov 1967

The Optimal Life Of A Patent, William D. Nordhaus

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

One of the important peculiarities of information is that it is expensive to produce but cheap to reproduce. How does a price system react to this phenomenon? One reaction will be to avoid the production of information altogether. Alternatively, firms may decide to keep their information to themselves. In other cases the price system breaks down into imperfect competition. All three of these laissez-faire reactions are inefficient and it may be argued that it is desirable to impose social controls like a patent system or government control on the market for information. In the present paper we discuss some economic …


Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 42, Number 2 Nov 1967

Yale Scientific Magazine; Volume 42, Number 2

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Memorandum Of Discussion To October 24 Fomc Meeting, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors: Federal Open Market Committee (Fomc) Oct 1967

Memorandum Of Discussion To October 24 Fomc Meeting, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors: Federal Open Market Committee (Fomc)

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A Fossil Colobus Skull From The Sudan (Primates, Cercopithecidae), Elwyn L. Simons Oct 1967

A Fossil Colobus Skull From The Sudan (Primates, Cercopithecidae), Elwyn L. Simons

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A fossil monkey skull recovered from the "Old Alluvium" of presumed Pleistocene age near Wad Medani in the Central Sudan is described. This find represents a variant of Colobus polykomos abyssinicus, a living species whose habitat is restricted to forest canopy. Since this skull is not abraded and is unlikely to have been water-transported more than a few kilometers to its site of burial, it provides evidence that continuous forest cover once reached northwest across the Sudan to the vicinity of Wad Medani.


A Note On The Constancy Of The Real Wage, Stephen Hymer, Stephen Resnick Oct 1967

A Note On The Constancy Of The Real Wage, Stephen Hymer, Stephen Resnick

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


A Note On Luxury Imports, The Savings Rank And Welfare, R. Albert Berry Oct 1967

A Note On Luxury Imports, The Savings Rank And Welfare, R. Albert Berry

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Some Experimental Non-Constant-Sum Games Revisited. Part I, Martin Shubik, David H. Stern Oct 1967

Some Experimental Non-Constant-Sum Games Revisited. Part I, Martin Shubik, David H. Stern

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 42, Number 1 Oct 1967

Yale Scientific Magazine: Volume 42, Number 1

Yale Scientific Magazine

No abstract provided.


Hospital Of Saint Raphael Annual Report, 1967, Hospital Of Saint Raphael Sep 1967

Hospital Of Saint Raphael Annual Report, 1967, Hospital Of Saint Raphael

Hospital of St. Raphael Annual Reports

No abstract provided.


Hospital Of Saint Raphael Annual Report (Pamphlet), 1967, Hospital Of Saint Raphael Sep 1967

Hospital Of Saint Raphael Annual Report (Pamphlet), 1967, Hospital Of Saint Raphael

Hospital of St. Raphael Annual Reports

No abstract provided.


Yale-New Haven Hospital Annual Report 1967, Yale-New Haven Hospital Sep 1967

Yale-New Haven Hospital Annual Report 1967, Yale-New Haven Hospital

Yale New Haven Hospital Annual Reports

For the Year 1967, presented at the Annual Meeting September 30, 1967.


The American Copper Companies And The Chilean Government, 1920-1967: Profile Of An Export Sector, Markos Mamalakis Sep 1967

The American Copper Companies And The Chilean Government, 1920-1967: Profile Of An Export Sector, Markos Mamalakis

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Revision Of Syncyclonema (Upper Cretaceous) And Comparison With Other Small Pectinid Bivalves And Entolium, Ian G. Speden Sep 1967

Revision Of Syncyclonema (Upper Cretaceous) And Comparison With Other Small Pectinid Bivalves And Entolium, Ian G. Speden

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New descriptions and figures are given for Pecten rigida Hall & Meek ( = Pecten halli Gabb), the type species of Syncyclonema Meek, and for the type species of genera to which Syncyclonema is often compared: Entolium Meek, Eburneopecten Conrad, Pectinella Verrill, Hyalopecten Verrill, Camptonectes Agassiz, Micronectes Ichikawa & Maeda, Pseudamussium Mörch, and "Pseudamussium" H. & A. Adams. Syncyclonema is shown to be a valid genus. A lectotype is designated for Syncyclonema halli, and on the basis of its chlamyiid shape, deep byssal notch, and hinge morphology Syncyclonema is placed in the family Pectinidae. These characters invalidate synonymy of Syncyclonema …


An Econometric Study Of Cotton Production And Trade Before 1860, Gavin Wright Sep 1967

An Econometric Study Of Cotton Production And Trade Before 1860, Gavin Wright

Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Negative Personal Saving In The Chilean National Accounts: An Artifact Or Reality?, Markos Mamalakis Aug 1967

Negative Personal Saving In The Chilean National Accounts: An Artifact Or Reality?, Markos Mamalakis

Discussion Papers

No abstract provided.


Functional Morphology Of The Masticatory Apparatus Of Two Dicynodonts (Reptilia, Therapsida), A. W. Crompton, Nicholas Hotton Iii Aug 1967

Functional Morphology Of The Masticatory Apparatus Of Two Dicynodonts (Reptilia, Therapsida), A. W. Crompton, Nicholas Hotton Iii

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The specialized masticatory apparatus of Permo-Triassic dicynodonts (herbivorous mammal-like reptiles) is described and its function analysed by comparison of an archaic dicynodont, the pristerodont Emydops, with the advanced dicynodont Lystrosaurus. A unique feature of the dicynodont masticatory apparatus was the fact that the jaw joint consisted of two convex articulating surfaces which permitted free anteroposterior movement. Food was broken up during retraction—protraction serving merely to move the jaw forward for another retractive stroke. True propalinal action did not occur. Food was comminuted by shearing; grinding or crushing was not an integral part of the masticatory cycle. In Emydops, cutting took …