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| achelor of Arts in public policy and studied | economics in a graduate program on a full scholarship |
| ibutions to the development of environmental | economics in Europe. |
| Feder as under-secretary at the ministry of | economics in July. |
| to Presbyterian to graduate with a degree in | economics in 1951. |
| nd earned a Bachelor's Degree in English and | economics in 1986. |
| Braverman studied statistics and | economics in Tel Aviv University and received his PhD |
| to complete his education, earning a B.A. in | Economics in 1977. |
| She studied at the University of | Economics in Prague and graduated in 1987. |
| Toronto and became an assistant professor of | economics in 1962. |
| He obtained a Master's degree in | Economics in 1984 from the University of Manchester, U |
| y the Stasi to division III of the Bureau of | Economics in Potsdam. |
| ia; and J-PAL Europe, at the Paris School of | Economics in Paris, France. |
| He graduated with a B.A. in | economics in 1982 from the University of Pennsylvania. |
| ty, he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in | economics in 1958 from Morgan State University. |
| cutta, where he completed his B.Sc degree in | Economics in 1981. |
| ublic Administration at the London School of | Economics in 1906; he remained there throughout his po |
| From 1926 to 1928, he studied | economics in Madison, Wisconsin, USA, where in 1926 he |
| enry G. Manne received a B.A., cum laude, in | Economics in 1950 at Vanderbilt University, his J.D. a |
| ted from Florida with a bachelor's degree in | economics in 1990. |
| 1983, and a LL.M. from the London School of | Economics in 1985. |
| College, Oxford in Philosophy, Politics and | Economics in 1982. |
| York University with a bachelor's degree in | economics in 1965 and later earned his juris doctor fr |
| He is also a Professor of | Economics in the NYU Faculty of Arts and Science. |
| Quinn graduated with a B.A. in | economics in 1972 from York University in Toronto, Ont |
| d from Penn State with a Bachelor of Arts in | economics in December 2003. |
| fraternity, he earned a bachelor's degree in | economics in 1975. |
| She studied feminist theory, sociology and | economics in Canada in the 1970s, returning to her nat |
| Vocational Schools of | Economics in Szczecinek |
| The ministry were renamed the Ministry of | Economics in 1956 and the minister became known as Min |
| From Trent Polytechnic, he obtained a BA in | Economics in 1973. |
| y took his doctorate at the London School of | Economics in 1959 with a dissertation on "Zionism and |
| i De Fraja is the William Tyler Professor of | Economics in the Department of Economics at the Univer |
| Kahn was appointed Professor of | Economics in 1951, retiring in 1972. |
| ness, he graduated from the London School of | Economics in 1986. |
| rer in 1967, Deputy Minister of Treasury and | Economics in 1968, and Deputy Treasurer and Deputy Min |
| ow of Nuffield College, Oxford, Professor of | Economics in the University of Oxford, and Director of |
| al institutions as active agents of tertiary | economics in urban centres; and to present alternative |
| Economics in Sweden at the time was taught as part of | |
| He completed his Master of Philosophy in | Economics in 1982 and Doctor of Philosophy in Economic |
| Seabright (born 8 July 1958) is Professor of | Economics in the Industrial Economics Institute and To |
| School of the University of Pennsylvania in | economics in 1929 and from the University of Pittsburg |
| Mohammed al-Araj, Minister of | Economics in the 2006 Hamas cabinet, is believed to be |
| Alumni Professor of Historical and Political | Economics in 1896. |
| rn in the then Dutch East Indies, he studied | economics in Berlin and Munich and there became suppor |
| r of entrepreneurship at the Turku School of | Economics in Finland and was Director of the National |
| He received his B.S. from MIT in | economics in 1969 and both his M.A. (mathematics) and |
| He subsequently earned his M.A. in | Economics in 1978 from the University of Texas, and an |
| ool in the UK, where she received her MSc in | Economics in 1998, and PhD in Economics in 2001. |
| n at Whittier College and received a B.A. in | Economics in 1949. |
| ales, Swansea where she was awarded a BSc in | Economics in 1968. |
| nd began PhD studies at the London School of | Economics in 1952. |
| lec is a professor of management science and | economics in the MIT Sloan School of Management, and a |
| warded for Business Administration (B.B.A.), | Economics in Society (B.A.), Information Technology (B |
| st Class Honours in Philosophy, Politics and | Economics in 1968. |
| rd and his Ph.D. from Stanford University in | economics in 1991 and was on the faculty at MIT and Ya |
| ard by the National Association for Business | Economics in 2006. |
| He has utilized the ideas of | economics in baseball. |
| He was honorary professor of social | economics in the Catholic University of America from 1 |
| in the motor trade, he studied geography and | economics in his spare time while his Aunt Ettie intro |
| a master's degree in Operations Research and | Economics in 1971. |
| in Strategic Studies at the London School of | Economics in 1966. |
| economist at the Institute for International | Economics in Washington. |
| Bachelor's degrees in political science and | economics in 1991. |
| r of Arts degree in Philosophy, Politics and | Economics in 1983. |
| He studied | Economics in Frankfurt am Main and Giessen, Germany an |
| , Dan Galorath began consulting for Computer | Economics, Inc. |
| Ecological | economics includes the study of the metabolism of soci |
| for scholarly articles on radical political | economics, including Marxist, feminist, lnstitutional, |
| 5, additional facilities were built for home | economics, industrial arts, music room, and Junior Hig |
| working class people, such as information on | economics, industrial conditions, strikes, direct acti |
| h, fine arts, foreign language, health, home | economics, industrial technology, mathematics, physica |
| Prior to entering politics, Abel studied | economics, industrial sociology, political science, la |
| focuses on microeconomic theory, development | economics, industrial policy in transition economies a |
| He is also member of the | Economics, Industry & Services Permanent Commission an |
| Articles and journalism on labour, | economics, industry and politics |
| public secondary schools for the sectors of | economics, informatics and electrotechnics. |
| e philosophy of science, ethics, aesthetics, | economics, innovation, measurement and value theory, a |
| After spending time at the Boulder | Economics Institute and University of Pittsburgh he re |
| -Term Holding Periods and Uncertainty," Levy | Economics Institute Working Paper No. 249, Sep. |
| ard School of Public Health, the Jerome Levy | Economics Institute of Bard College and her alma mater |
| In 1991, he founded Toulouse's Industrial | Economics Institute (Institut D'Economie Industrielle, |
| Economics institute, Kennedyjev trg 7, 1957. | |
| He is a supporter of the Green | Economics Institute. |
| ms include statistics, mathematics, finance, | economics, insurance, enterprise risk management, and |
| arnegie School" was a so called "Freshwater" | economics intellectual movement in the 1950s and 1960s |
| he following journals: the Journal of Sports | Economics, International Gambling Studies, the Interna |
| d papers in, among others, Journal of Public | Economics, International Economic Review, Review of Ec |
| l High School A in Tel Aviv, before studying | economics, international relations and public administ |
| conomic Review, the Journal of International | Economics, International Journal of Central Banking, a |
| have appeared in the Journal of Development | Economics, International Journal of Middle East Studie |
| earch in macroeconomics, especially monetary | economics, international trade and general equilibrium |
| American Government, United States History, | Economics, International Business, Marketing, and Phys |
| d commercial channels to be established, the | economics involved and standards to be observed. |
| the game is an exercise in supply and demand | economics involving competition among four players, wi |
| nd Society, French, Geography, History, Home | Economics, Irish, Language and Literacy, Latin, Learni |
| Gandhian | economics is a school of economic thought based on the |
| ll Irwin published the second edition of his | Economics Is Everywhere, a series of 400 vignettes des |
| ISM University of Management and | Economics is an institution of undergraduate, graduate |
| Muth's role in the history of | economics is unusual. |
| More Than Good Intentions: How a New | Economics is Helping to Solve Global Poverty is a non- |
| The Ph D Programme in | Economics is affiliated to both Jawaharlal Nehru Unive |
| researchers, the Aalto University School of | Economics is an innovative and lively community conduc |
| n Nassau Senior, Nassau Senior and Classical | Economics is to date the most important source on this |
| Economics is a serious subject: The apologia of an eco | |
| Zhengzhou College of | Economics is a progressive, privately held, business u |
| Ecological | economics is based on a conceptual model of the econom |
| eynolds wrote a column titled "Morality, not | economics, is what matters" basing the piece on Kilgou |
| erim prime minister because his knowledge of | economics is regarded as limited, and he is not widely |
| The town's University of | Economics is also a major economic draw. |
| The European School of | Economics is a private college of higher education off |
| Managerial | Economics is written, "in simple, accessible style, th |
| His Ph.D., in | economics, is from Auburn University and his law degre |
| Appropriately the University's department of | Economics is located within the building. |
| Laurier's Department of | Economics is committed to the pursuit of excellence in |
| ost important contributions to international | economics is the Grubel-Lloyd index, which measures in |
| The American Journal of Agricultural | Economics is a peer-reviewed academic journal of agric |
| tribution (known as the Fisk distribution in | economics) is a continuous probability distribution fo |
| He holds a PhD-equivalent degree in | Economics, is married, and has one son. |
| school teacher, believes that his degree in | economics is sufficient for him to succeed in the busi |
| College of Charleston School of Business and | Economics is an AACSB International accredited institu |
| with academics from around the world, Earth | Economics is continually updating their Benefit Value |
| The Journal of Law and | Economics is an academic journal published by the Univ |
| London School of | Economics is located near Aldwych. |
| The Department of | Economics is among the 50 best worldwide, and in the t |
| For ending speculative | economics it moots evolving of single global currency |
| Based on the Singapore Model of | economics, its main goal is to reduce taxes while bala |
| Policy Group at the Max Planck Institute of | Economics Jena in Germany until August 31, 2009 . |
| undation Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship in | Economics, Johns Hopkins University, 1963-1965 |
| at such schools as Oxford, London School of | Economics, Johns Hopkins, and Stanford, and he was hon |
| ember 2007 paper in the Quarterly Journal of | Economics, jointly written with Marianne Bertrand, Sim |
| wakami went on to publish a Marxist-oriented | economics journal, Studies of Social Problems. |
| ies, Behavioral Science, Communication Arts, | Economics, Journalism, Legal Management, Literature, P |
| over 17 peer-reviewed papers in finance and | economics journals. |
| , Alena Levine (Education), Shahryar Minhas ( | Economics), Kenneth Chen (Environment), Andrew Pritcha |
| 4 Home | Economics kitchens (B1/B3/K7/U5) + Sewing Room (B5) |
| uses his equally rare combined background in | Economics, Korean Studies and International Relations |
| Utilizing his background in international | economics, Kowert had previously held a position at th |
| h a freshly awakened interest in theoretical | economics, Kydland earned a B.S. from the Norwegian Sc |
| at Harvard University, the London School of | Economics, Kyoto University, and Monash University. |
| e only known full-scale, self-contained home | economics lab in Orange County. |
| ies, he wrote numerous scholarly articles in | economics, labor history, and business history while a |
| the U.S. he covered urban affairs, politics, | economics, labor and arts and culture. |
| Weyl wrote widely on issues of | economics, labor, public policy, and international aff |
| 1952 he was Chairman of the London School of | Economics Labour Society. |
| uter lab, weight room, industrial shop, home | economics labs (Cooking and Sewing), a drama room, and |
| In classical | economics, land is considered one of the three factors |
| In | economics, land comprises all naturally occurring reso |
| died music and drawing in France, education, | economics, languages and English literature in a Scotl |
| rse branches of learning such as philosophy, | economics, law, education, literature, history, scienc |
| Attending night classes in | economics, law, and social sciences he became a succes |
| rote several books and articles on politics, | economics, law, and history. |
| n 2004, and re-joined the Financial Times as | economics leader writer in April 2006. |
| Opus was founded in 1954 by then | economics lecturer Cyril Renwick, at what was then the |
| s a teacher of English and history and as an | economics lecturer for the National Council of Labour |
| Roper started has career as an | economics lecturer at the University of Manchester. |
| He became an | economics lecturer at the Welsh College of Advanced Te |
| Economics Letters is a scholarly peer-reviewed journal | |
| th several philosophies, including: Austrian | Economics, Libertarianism, Anarcho-Capitalism, and Jus |
| She is also the chairman of Frontier | Economics Limited. |
| pproaches from social science (anthropology, | economics, linguistics, philosophy and psychology), bi |
| , Chicano/Latino studies, Cognitive Science, | Economics, Logic and Philosophy of Science, Political |
| Koirala had studied | economics, logic, literature, and law. |
| Danny Quah Professor of | economics, London School of Economics |
| A worker looks at | economics London: Labour Pub. |
| d (eds), Developments in Australian Monetary | Economics, Longman Cheshire Press. |
| He studied to acquire a B.A. (Hons) | Economics, M.A (Economics) and MBA. |
| dels are used in many disciplines, including | economics, machine learning/artificial intelligence, b |
| s), Current Issues in International Monetary | Economics, Macmillan Press. |
| m Public Library and the Stockholm School of | Economics' main building lie at its edges. |
| James was a resource | economics major at the University of Connecticut. |
| He was an | economics major at Stanford, and credited going to col |
| A BA, | Economics major graduate from Mumbai University he wen |
| She graduated with an | economics major from the Sophia College for Women (Bom |
| She lived with Mark Vaughan, a UCLA | economics major, for three years, until she was 21 yea |
| n the cost of conventional cDNA cloning, the | economics make it practical for researchers to design |
| ondition or dynamics of society, history, or | economics, making use of the main principles of Marxia |
| wever, it has expanded to offer education in | economics, management and law that is directly related |
| Research programs exist in | economics, management and applied mathematics; in law |
| heir Bachelor years, students are trained in | economics, management, law and human resources as well |
| , engineering, liberal arts, basic sciences, | economics, management, law, education, history and phi |
| ton maintains the world's largest financial, | economics, management, marketing, and public policy da |
| including Literature, Science, Engineering, | Economics, Management, Law, Education and History. |
| edures for Bristol, Durham, London School of | Economics, Manchester, UCL and Edinburgh should be exa |
| Depending on regional history, geography and | economics, many family names have French, Dutch, Itali |
| One | Economics, Many Recipes. |
| d as much as the Greenspoint area had due to | economics; many apartment complexes still had $99 move |
| Apart from her work in the history of | economics, Marian Bowley also made important contribut |
| inear and network programming, computational | economics, market games, optimal control theory, sched |
| Economics: Marxian versus Neoclassical (Johns Hopkins | |
| He wrote influential works on | economics, mathematics, physics, astronomy, philosophy |
| for Commerce: Accountancy, Business Studies, | Economics, Maths & Malayalam/Hindi. |
| t and Economic Growth" (Quarterly Journal of | Economics, May 1991; co-authored with Lawrence Summers |
| In the field of | economics, Mayo is a fellow of the World Economic Foru |
| Economics, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1987, 2nd ed. | |
| “Rational behavior, in | economics, means that individuals maximizes his utilit |
| rity, these are not included in conventional | economics measures, like GNP. |
| faculties and colleges specializing in law, | economics, medicine, and physics. |
| sciplines, including human studies, letters, | economics, medicine, agriculture and mathematics. |
| Scientific Council of the Toulouse School of | Economics, member of the Scientific Council of the Bar |
| s a supporter of the University of Calgary's | Economics Mentorship Program and participates with oth |
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