In Gunn's attempt to align her narrative with Barone's, her money — her availability as a provider — must stand in for other, missing facts.
They said federal dollars would not pay for the process of destroying the embryos to obtain the stem cells, but that the money and availability of new research material would stimulate medical advances.
Other variables with statistically significant AHRs included parenting, rebelliousness, weekly spending money, alcohol availability at home, receptivity to alcohol marketing, parent alcohol use and school performance.
The 2008 GDHS collected qualitative data on socio-cultural factors impeding women to seek skilled care when pregnant and the results showed that the major concerns included getting money for treatment, availability of drugs as well as the availability of a health care provider [ 6].
When prices are rising, banks are more confident about lending money; the greater availability of credit means that borrowers can afford higher prices, and so on.
"Central banks can and should keep reducing costs of money and increase availability of it, but there is little reason why the sentiment should change anytime soon," said Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Standard Life Investments in Edinburgh.
So much so, in fact, that the decisions central banks make — especially the crucial ones about the supply of money and the availability of credit — are often better understood as interest-group politics in which powerful lobbies battle for control.
Central bank, institution, such as the Bank of England, the U.S. Federal Reserve System, or the Bank of Japan, that is charged with regulating the size of a nation's money supply, the availability and cost of credit, and the foreign-exchange value of its currency.
Academically and technically sounder research is important to understand the complete picture of the problem, but requires time and money, the limited availability of which may hinder rapid progress.
