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1914-1975. Alban W. H. Phillips was an New Zealand-born economist. Phillips trained initially as an electrical engineer. The legacy of which is apparent in his economic work. He taught at the London School of Economics from 1950 to 1967, being appointed Professor in 1958.
Born 1925. Francis Bator was a Hungarian-born graduate of MIT Bator became Special Assistant for National Security to the president of the United States, a member of the senior staff of the National Security Council, and Senior Economics Adviser to the State Department. He is now Professor of Political Economy at Harvard.
This research facility provides an overall review of the famous names in history and their economic theories. In addition, you will find specific economic topics as a reference. Introduction By Topic Bourgeoisie Capitalism Modern Capitalism Collectivism Communism
The 8.6-year cycle was holding up very nicely. From 1942’s bottom, the cycle peaked again in 1946.95. This corresponded with the end of the World War II period and the beginning of the post war recession. The stock market had peaked during 1946 at the 220 level on the Dow and for the next three years the Dow traded sideways between 160 and 200.
2015年7月26日 · He also exposed issues such as segregation and warned that the new TV medium was being used to “distract, delude, amuse and insulate” the public. The FCC repealed the Fairness Doctrine, which has been rather disastrous. The Fairness Doctrine required that TV and radio stations holding FCC-issued broadcast licenses to (a) devote some of ...
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2018年10月8日 · He gathered data from 72 nations from 500 B.C. to 1922. Throughout the 2,422 years, he included such factors of human excitability as war, riots, revolutions, expeditions, and migrations. He took into consideration the magnitude of the event, the size of the area affected, and the number of people involved.
