On a larger scale, General Electric and Siemens are designing hospitals that are computerized bow-to-stern to prevent drug errors.
Using the self-selection approach to tax problems developed by Stiglitz [Stiglitz, J.E., 1982. Self-selection and Pareto-efficient taxation. Journal of Public Economics 17, 213 240] and Stern [Stern, N.H., 1982. Optimum taxation with errors in administration.
Mr. Stringer, who deemed the signs misleading, sent a stern note on Tuesday to the city's Transportation Department, demanding that the apparent errors be fixed.
He has loved inappropriately, against the wishes of his mother — a figure (the actress is billed as Madame Konstantin) as stern and desiccated as Mrs. Bates in "Psycho" — and now he must pay for his error.
Members of the Phelps family say their motivation is to save the souls of homosexuals by providing the sternest of warnings of God's intended wrath, should the gays not see the error of their ways and repent.
That brought stern rebukes.
