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"It ain't such a bad cut neither. I say! does anybody know who he is?" Nobody knew. Then the keen eyes of X 2001 fell upon Edith, pale and wild-looking, with evident terror and recognition in her face. "I say, miss, you know, don't you?" Bobby suggested politely. "It was reskying you he got it, you know. You know this 'ere gent, don't you, miss! Who is he?" "He is Sir Victor Catheron."
In a paper titled "IMF Financing and Moral Hazard", published June 2001, the authors Timothy Lane and Steven Phillips, two senior IMF economists state: "... In order to make the case for abolishing or drastically overhauling the IMF, one must show ... that the moral hazard generated by the availability of IMF financing overshadows any potentially beneficial effects in mitigating crises ... Despite many assertions in policy discussions that moral hazard is a major cause of financial crises, there has been astonishingly little effort to provide empirical support for this belief."
They are determined by the manufacturer in each and every market separately in accordance with local conditions. A March 2001 WHO/WTO background paper titled "More Equitable Pricing for Essential Drugs" discovered immense variations in the prices of medicines among different national markets. But, surprisingly, these price differences were unrelated to national income.
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It may well be that one of the freshmen Members of the 93d Congress, one of you out there, will deliver his own State of the Union message 27 years from now, in the year 2001.
It is a virtuous cycle in which innovation generates the very tools that facilitate further innovation. The eminent American economist Robert Merton quoted in Sigma 3/2001 described in the Winter 1992 issue of the "Journal of Applied Corporate Finance" the various phases of the market-buttressed spiral of financial innovation thus: "1.
"Well, no, miss, I don't think he is dead," the chemist answered, "though I must say he looks uncommon like it. There's something more the matter with him than this rap on the 'ead. Here's his card-case now let's see: 'Sir Victor Catheron, Bart. Fenton's 'Otel. Fenton's 'Otel. Bobby, I say, let's horder a cab and 'ave him driven there." "Somebody ought to go with him," said X 2001.
As expected, the study found that productivity performance varies across countries reflecting their ability to reach and then shift the technological frontier a direct outcome of aggregate innovative effort. Yet, innovation may be curbed by even more all-pervasive and pernicious problems. "The Economist" posed a question to its readers in the December 2001`issue of its Technology Quarterly:
In a paper dated October 2001 and titled "The International Dollar Standard and Sustainability of the US Current Account Deficit", the author, Ronald McKinnon of Stanford University, concluded: "Because the world is on a dollar standard, the United States is unique in having a virtually unlimited international line of credit which is largely denominated in its own currency, i.e., dollars.
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