The commission recently circulated a confidential study exalting the competitiveness of the German economy—something that probably amused the average Mittelstand manager struggling with a payroll where non-wage costs can be three times as high as those of his American competitor.What might have beenHow much damage is the slothful pace of political change really doing to European business?
In recent weeks, the fund had circulated a confidential study of Greece's long-term debt prospects that argued that reduced growth and the inability of Greece to adopt needed reforms could swell the country's debt to 178 percent of G.D.P. by 2015 and still leave it at 160 percent of G.D.P. by 2020.
At a time when Publishers Weekly thought it seemly to praise the novel's "Oriental orientation," when my New York City public school still circulated a social studies textbook that described the Chinese as a yellow-skinned and slanty-eyed people, those vibrant, complex portraits of present-day Chinese Americans were revelatory.
In fact, a previous study showed that circulating A-FABP could predict the development of type 2 diabetes [ 10].
Future studies should address whether circulating A-FABP induces atherosclerosis by activating macrophages and vascular cells.
To make his case, he circulated a five-page economic impact study that said Florida could build a biotech economy every bit as impressive as the one that took decades to germinate in San Diego, only faster and bigger, with potential to add more than 40,000 jobs within 15 years of operation.
The clinic's doctors will conduct the recruitment of peer mentors by circulating a notice about the study to potential peer mentors.
Generally, my interest is balance and the weight of evidence, so I will circulate any study I consider important, whatever the conclusions.
"This kind of decision is made very slowly in China, after many interested parties have had a chance to express their views," said Zhang Yaxiong, a senior economist at the State Information Center, a Beijing research group, who wrote a widely circulated study that advocated a freer exchange rate.
