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theory and the transaction costs theory as a theoryof economic organization
rather than as a theoryof entrepreneurship.
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industrial organization, in the tradition of Joseph Schumpeter. It represents
the other side ofthe coin, which glitters in thetheoryofthe firm: transaction
costs ... by
traditional banks.
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concepts ofthe present theory become obsolete? The concepts ofthe present
theory of financial intermediation...
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Implications ofthe Theory
•
If there is a change in the way a variable
moves, the way in which expectations
of the variable are formed will change
as well.
•
The forecast errors of expectations...
... ago
How does the Collapse oftheTheoryof Evolution Demonstrate the Truth of Creation?
Spanish paleoanthropologists from the University of Madrid. The
fossil revealed the face of an 11-year-old ... as
being the basis ofbiology have the same dogmatic mentality.
ies, or statements of them, do not imply the theory.
Therefore, they do not prove it."
23
It is enough to look at the history of ... the
theoryof evolution and reveal the truth of creation.
28
THE COLLAPSE OFTHETHEORYOF EVOLUTION IN 20 QUESTIONS
Prof. Phillip Johnson
That is thetheoryof evolution's claim. But is...
... individuals. The
lack of a unified theoryof ecology” and
the existence instead of a fragmented
body of “ecological theory is evidenced
by the relative use of these two terms in
the scientific ... alternative to
the theoryof evolution”for explaining
the diversity of life on Earth and the ex-
istence of millions of different species.
Opponents of this view hold that ID is
not a scientific theory ... understanding of
the t
erm “scientific theory, ”it is anachro-
nistic to use the phrase theoryof evo-
lution.”What constitutes a self-contained
scientific theory is a subject of much
philosophical...
... should
underpin the development of a GPwSI service.
The activities of a GPwSI service will depend on a number of factors, including
the location ofthe service and its overall aims. In principle ,the main ... service may
be to support this further.
Further activities ofthe GPwSI service depend on the needs ofthe Primary Care
Organisation (PCO) and can include provision of: -
• Enhanced Family Planning ... include
elements ofthe following:
Clinical Service
Offering Level 1 services with some additional Level 2 services (see table 1).
These services can be offered either as part of an integrated general...
... Factors
in
the
Theory
of
the
Value
of
Money
The
Objective Exchange-Value
of
Money
The
Problems Involved in
the
Theory
of
the
Value
of
Money
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THE
DETERMINANTS
OF
THE
OBJECTIVE
EXCHANGE-
VALUE,
OR
PURCHASING
POWER,
OF
MONEY
(1)
The
Element
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Continuity
in
the
Objective
Exchange-
Value
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Money
§ ... to
the
more abstract parts
of
the
theory
of
the value
of
money. Professor von Mises shares with
Marshall
and
one or two others
the
merit
of
having assimilated
the
treatment
of
this theory to
the
general ... to
the
general categories
of
the
pure
theory
of
value:
and
his emphasis
in
the course
of
this assimilation
on
the
relation between uncertainty
and
the size
of
the cash holding
and
the dependence
of
certain...
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The Application oftheTheoryof Clumps to
Information Retrieval
The most important application oftheTheoryof
Clumps has been to information ... given at the Linguistic Research
Center ofthe University of Texas, and elsewhere in the United States,
in the spring of 1963. It is intended as a general reference work on
the Theoryof Clumps, ... only
the smaller ofthe two is actually treated as a cluster).
† This definition was the first to be tried out in the C.L.R.U. research
on classification under the title oftheTheoryof Clumps;...
... pretence of dispensing justice, but really in a spirit of
hypocrisy, to annul the will ofthe majority ofthe people, even though the right ofthe
people to exercise their will, in the matters ... by entering upon a consideration ofthe soundness or
reasonableness ofthe policy which underlay the action ofthe legislature. In the one
case as in the other the effort was unavailing, as Jefferson ... exasperated passions,
and so shook the faith ofthe people ofthe northern states in the judiciary, as this
decision. Faith, whether in the priest or the magistrate, is of slow growth, and if once...
... forgotten the questions. Thetheoryofthe busi-
ness becomes “culture.” But culture is no substitute for disci-
pline, and thetheoryofthe business is a discipline.
4. Thetheoryofthe business ... questioned their customers constantly, studied them, sur-
veyed them. But they paid no attention to the 70% ofthe mar-
ket who were not their customers. They saw no reason why they
should. Their theory ... company gets paid for. They are what I call
a company’s theoryofthe business.
Every organization, whether a business or not, has a theoryof
the business. Indeed, a valid theory that is clear,...
... merchandising. But even the shipping
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The Theoryof Business Enterprise 7
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The Theoryof Business Enterprise 1
Thorstein Veblen 1
TheTheoryof Business ... owners of such a fraction
of the industrial equipment as would be represented by the formula: (17*)
TheTheoryof Business Enterprise
The Theoryof Business Enterprise 35
The Theoryof Business ... dominant place in the economic system.
TheTheoryof Business Enterprise
The Theoryof Business Enterprise 28
TheTheoryof Business Enterprise
Thorstein Veblen
formation ofthe United States...
... drink?
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Seventy per cent ofthe world’s fresh water is
found there in the form of ice, and its wind
speeds are
the fastest ever recorded.
The unique conditions in the Dry Valleys of
Antarctica are caused ... in this text – there is nothing else
you need to know,’ they tell us. For thou-
sands of years we
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Who invented theTheoryof Relativity?
What shape did Columbus think the Earth
was?
What ... brother’s widow. The King
cited the Old
Testament, which he claimed as ‘God’s Law’,
whether the Pope liked it or not.
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The question is, if humans evolved from
fishes, where did the other...
... explained by the special nature ofthe
purpose that they serve. Thegeneral recognition ofthe right ofthe holder of a banknote to
receive money in exchange for it while the conversion of token ... departure from the old legal
gold parity ofthe currency unit and, above all, a reduction ofthe burden ofthe debtor at the cost
of the creditor, even though the principal aim ofthe measures ...
succeeded in differentiating the utility ofthe two for monetary purposes. The consequence was
the increased employment of one ofthe metals and the disappearance ofthe other. The legislative
and...