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- 881: Economic 2
- ... which contribute to its growth and which affect its rate of inflation, but the overriding stimuli stem from the monetary and fiscal controls imposed by the Federal Reserve and government, respectively. The economy has enjoyed modest growth for several years, and that can be expected to continue. The Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates in late 1999 or early 2000 in order to keep the rate of inflation down ...
- 882: Clinical Supervision In Todays
- ... Where supervisors once tore down teachers and criticized them, today they build up teachers and edify them. The first use of the term "clinical supervision" was in 1961 when Morris Cogan used it in a proposal entitled Case Studies and Research in Clinical Supervision at Harvard University. Cogan defined clinical supervision in the following way: "Clinical supervision may therefore be defined as the rationale and practice designed to improve the teacher ...
- 883: China 2
- ... technology. A ten-year plan for 1976-85 stressed improvement in economic management and a larger role for private and collectively owned (as opposed to state-owned) enterprises. This program was superseded by a more modest ten-year plan for 1981-90, but efforts to attract Western technology and investment continued, as did a program of incentives to increase agricultural production. Policies introduced in October 1984 called for further decentralization of ...
- 884: Comparative Analysis Between P
- ... included an immediate action agenda acknowledging the need for domestic and foreign private investment. In October of 1992, the Economic and Development Foundation (or Fundacion Economica y Desarrollo) gave the Dominican Republic government a privatization proposal of the government s CEA, CDE, and some of the CORDE businesses [Guerrero, C.]. The contents of this study were never publicly disclosed. Progress has been made in the following Dominican Republic state companies since ...
- 885: Charging Into The Modern Turne
- ... and fire-belching Jacobin monster. The front elevation of Turner s locomotive echoes these caricatures accept this similarity and that white splodge [on the smokebox front] becomes the key to Turner s entire painting: the modest space into which a doomed old world must place its head so the Dr. Guillot s machine that epitome of enlightened rationality, invented to suppress the ancien regimes haphazard axework may do its fatal work ...
- 886: Drunk Driving
- ... are progressively more noticeable as the blood alcohol concentration increases. At a BAC of .02 to .05 percent the effects are almost entirely pleasurable. The drinker feels relaxed and sociable. There may also be some modest impairment of reasoning or memory and general reduction in caution. A BAC of .05 to .07 produces a state of excitement. The drinker begins to suffer from what may be a slight but nonetheless noticeable ...
- 887: Game Over!
- ... his place. Now, there is not a commissioner to resolve any problems that baseball has. At this moment, small market teams are coming into control. Last January, the small market owners introduced a revenue - sharing proposal by threatening the big market teams to share radio income with the small market teams. The plan would only be set forth if players agreed to a salary cap, which is where they are now ...
- 888: Labour Unions
- ... establish industrial democracy and socialism. Others have viewed unions as highly conservative institutions returning to workers the status lost in the transition from village societies to urban anonymity. In reality, their role has been more modest. In the early 1980's they enrolled in their ranks only one of five members of the labor force, down from one of four in the 1950's and 1960's. These workers had a ...
- 889: Jimmy Carter
- ... SALT II could be concluded without Cruise or Backfire but that it might be possible to move toward SALT III with deep reductions in existing forces. The Soviet leaders were uneasy about President Carters proposal to conclude SALT II, and were also concerned about sharp reductions in their existing weapons. The Soviet Union later accepted constraints on both Soviet Backfire and the American Cruise missile as part of the SALT ...
- 890: Great Depression
- ... paid an unheard of $2 a bushel for wheat, but by 1920 wheat prices had fallen to as low as 67 cents a bushel11. Farmers fell into debt; farm prices and food prices tumbled. Although modest attempts to help farmers were made in 1923 with the Agricultural Credits Act, farmers were generally left out in the cold by the government. The problem with such heavy concentrations of wealth and such massive ...
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