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Inflation goals: guidance from the labor market?
Get PDFAs inflation rates in the United States decline, analysts are asking if there are economic reasons to hold the rates at levels above zero. A study of inflation's effects on the labor market suggests that low rates of inflation do help the economy to adjust to changes in labor supply and demand. When inflation's disruptive effects are balanced against this benefit, however, the labor market justification for pursuing a positive long-term inflation goal effectively disappears.Inflation (Finance) ; Labor market
The origins and development of managing diversity
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Equity and diversity within organisations: Putting policy into practice
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Erica L. Johnson, Caribbean Ghostwriting
Get PDFIl saggio di Erica L. Johnson mette a fuoco una serie di problematiche fondamentali, che negli ultimi anni hanno acquisito un’importanza sempre maggiore negli studi comparatistici di orientamento postcoloniale sulle letterature caraibiche ed afro-americane. Si tratta, insomma, di una prospettiva critica che si situa all’incrocio tra gli studi femministi e postcoloniali, la storiografia subalterna, gli studi sulla diaspora afro-americana e quelli sulle narrazioni e la memoria del trauma. L’aut..
Feeling older than one\u27s age predicts moving less in young but not older adults
No full textPoster Presenter: Erica L. O\u27Brien
Research Team: Erica L. O\u27Brien and Jonathon G. Hakun
Abstract: Negative experiences of aging partially contribute to poor health outcomes. Extant work links daily increases in the age a person feels to daily increases in psychological and physical indicators of health, such as stress and pain, respectively. This study examined whether feeling older than one’s age negatively affects a behavioral indicator of health, daily physical activity behavior
NCRN Meeting Spring 2015: Comment on: Can Government-Academic Partnerships Help Secure the Future of the Federal Statistical System? Examples from the NSF-Census Research Network
Get PDFPublic Seminar Presentation by Erica L. Groshen at the Spring 2015 NCRN/CNSTAT Meeting
The body in question in research methodology: "Death of the Author" and "the Pearly Gates of Cyberspace"
No full textIn educational research, theses are still expected to support the myth that learning which will advance knowledge about education is almost exclusively the product of abstract and systematic logical processes, of a disembodied spirit. In my PhD thesis, I demonstrated that a significant role was played in the construction of my knowledge by my body[-mind], much of it initially outside my awareness. This paper will address the tensions between dualistic traditions of our culture (cf. Wertheim, 1999) and new ways of understanding how people come to know what they know (e.g., Damasio, 1994; Lear, 1998; Lemke, 1995; Maturana & Varela, 1992; Sacks, 1998), and apply them to issues of research methodology and thesis presentation
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