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The Tyranny of Inequality [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2000 Abstract When parties are very unequally endowed, agreement may be very difficult to reach, even if the specific transaction is easy to contract on, and fungible resources can be transferred to compensate the losing party. The very fungibility of the resource transferred makes it hard to restrict its use, changing the amount the parties involved ...
Raghuram G. Rajan, Luigi Zingales
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JAMA Cardiology, 2023
This essay describes the author’s experience with the application of medical guidelines in the treatment of patients.
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This essay describes the author’s experience with the application of medical guidelines in the treatment of patients.
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Hastings Center Report, 2019
AbstractBiomedical science is usually framed for the public in terms of its “promise.” When a breakthrough results from scientific inquiry, that promise is translated into a hope for a cure. The “promise” of such advances in biomedical research can have a paradoxical effect. In the case of pediatric neuromuscular disease, rather than reducing suffering,
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AbstractBiomedical science is usually framed for the public in terms of its “promise.” When a breakthrough results from scientific inquiry, that promise is translated into a hope for a cure. The “promise” of such advances in biomedical research can have a paradoxical effect. In the case of pediatric neuromuscular disease, rather than reducing suffering,
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Exceptional Children, 1991
The Tyranny of Words "Violence begins where discussions ends. When people have no more ways of expressing themselves, they use violence." These words by French writer and lecturer Marek Halter appeared recently in the Washington Post. He was speaking of the Persian Gulf War and the motives of Saddam Hussein but the words struck me as the most ...
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The Tyranny of Words "Violence begins where discussions ends. When people have no more ways of expressing themselves, they use violence." These words by French writer and lecturer Marek Halter appeared recently in the Washington Post. He was speaking of the Persian Gulf War and the motives of Saddam Hussein but the words struck me as the most ...
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Computer, 2015
The software industry is more regional than one would think; most jobs in the field are centered in nine US cities. The Web extra at http://youtu.be/zlG75-adjcA is an audio recording of author David Alan Grier expanding on his Errant Hashtag column, in which he discusses how location plays an important role in software development and how nine cities ...
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The software industry is more regional than one would think; most jobs in the field are centered in nine US cities. The Web extra at http://youtu.be/zlG75-adjcA is an audio recording of author David Alan Grier expanding on his Errant Hashtag column, in which he discusses how location plays an important role in software development and how nine cities ...
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Indian Journal of Gender Studies, 1999
This paper narrates the cruelty enforced by tradition on the lives of women in India. It begins with the life of the authors great-grandmother Ponnamma wherein the family was rigidly patriarchal and Brahmin values were applied. Here women had very little say in the decisions men made were forced in an arranged marriage before puberty were not sent to
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This paper narrates the cruelty enforced by tradition on the lives of women in India. It begins with the life of the authors great-grandmother Ponnamma wherein the family was rigidly patriarchal and Brahmin values were applied. Here women had very little say in the decisions men made were forced in an arranged marriage before puberty were not sent to
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