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Exchange Rates and Exchange Controls
1987A currency crisis, which would normally and inevitably follow as balance of payments difficulties loom was only held back in early 1987 by a combination of the highest real interest rates in our history (and in the developed world) and a number of fortuitious circumstances that cannot last — an OPEC price increase, chaos inside the EMS and dollar ...
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2004
If an anthropologist were to stumble into this room between 6 and 8 p.m. this evening, he might find the telltale signs of a ritual: a group of residents and interns huddled around a table, scribbl...
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If an anthropologist were to stumble into this room between 6 and 8 p.m. this evening, he might find the telltale signs of a ritual: a group of residents and interns huddled around a table, scribbl...
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GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, 2017
H.D.'s Tribute to Freud, a 1956 account of her analysis in the 1930s, posits two kinds of time. One is an intractable temporality that she calls “clock-time,” the unceasing movement of history toward a traumatic future—above all, the threat of Sigmund Freud's impending death and the encroachment of the Nazis on Vienna. Against this murderous imposition,
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H.D.'s Tribute to Freud, a 1956 account of her analysis in the 1930s, posits two kinds of time. One is an intractable temporality that she calls “clock-time,” the unceasing movement of history toward a traumatic future—above all, the threat of Sigmund Freud's impending death and the encroachment of the Nazis on Vienna. Against this murderous imposition,
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Exchange equilibria in anion-exchange resins: porous exchangers
Discussions of the Faraday Society, 1949Robert Kunin, Robert J. Myers
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