These economists are using basic insights about people's motivations and the flow of information to guide policy in emerging economies, one piece and one country at a time.
[C10.] Different Approach to Development A cadre of young economists who study development are using basic insights about people's motivations and the flow of information to guide policy in emerging economies, one piece and one country at a time.
The company is now wrapping up work on an in-app dashboard that will share some basic insights about how you've felt over time, and expects to roll this out in a few weeks.
Or "Love and Death on Long Island," whose protagonist is a British novelist and whose basic insight about Long Island is that it isn't England.
The data obtained from this study provide basic mechanistic insights about the onset and progression of traumatic neuropathies, and could help delineate the genetic networks underlying neurodegeneration and neurorepair.
By the late nineteen-eighties, with the collapse of Communism, the basic insights of the Chicago School about deregulation and incentives had been accepted worldwide, he recalled, and the bitter enmity between Chicago and its rival economics departments had faded.
This is one of the basic insights from the plate tectonic revolution.
The basic insight which unites the biological with the electronic is that bodies and brains are also algorithms.
But, in the show, these basic insights can be obscured by the sensational events that are constructed around them.
That line gives a view into Clinton's basic insight that if the Democrats could become the party of expertise and science — if their intrinsic skepticism about wealth could be softened — then they could promise voters the future.
