141. Taylor & Francis Group - Not Found Publishes research and reviews on demographic, socioeconomic, historical and psychological aspects of human bondage from the ancient period to the present, as well as the dismantling of slave systems and the legacy of slavery. General information and past contents. http://www.frankcass.com/jnls/sa.htm

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142. Peterson & Company, CPA's San Diego firm offering auditing, tax, accounting, and management and systems consulting services to individuals, nonprofit organizations, and businesses. Includes financial calculators and reports answering economic FAQs. http://www.petersonco.com/

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143. Earth Science Associates Home Page, Petroleum Resource Assessment, Petroleum Eco Specializes in oil and gas resource assessment, economic evaluation, risk studies and the development of custom geographic information systems. Located in Long Beach, California. http://www.earthsci.com/

var indexlink="" var grandchildlink="" This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. Earth Science Associates is a consultancy serving the international oil and gas industry. ESA specializes in resource assessment, economic evaluation and risk studies and the development of custom geographic information systems (GIS). Oil and gas companies use our assessment studies in evaluating the geologic potential of prospects, plays and basins. Our economic analyses are employed in determining project profitability, optimizing exploration and production portfolios and for long-term regional hydrocarbon supply forecasts. In our geologic and economic studies, we take a probabilistic approach, reporting collateral uncertainty and risk information associated with our estimates. We develop GIS systems for clients to assist in the management and analysis of upstream oil and gas data and for decision support.

144. Airbreathing Systems Analysis Office Home Page The PSAO is a systems analysis group within NASA Glenn's Aeronautics Directorate. We analytically predict the thermodynamic cycle performance of a variety of airbreathing engines, perform aeromechanical engine design, aircraft trajectory calculations, economic assessments, and environmental analyses in support of many NASA aeronautics programs. http://www-psao.grc.nasa.gov/

Airbreathing Systems Analysis Office "Frameless" Home Page It appears that you do not have a viewer that supports the frame features of current web browsers. The "No Frames" version of this web page is under construction. A frames capable browser is available from Page Curator: Jeff Berton Responsible NASA Official: Robert Plencner

145. SWINE GENETICS HANDBOOK Topics range from economic impact of genetic improvement through inbreeding, multiple trait selection and crossbreeding systems. http://mark.asci.ncsu.edu/nsif/handbook.htm

Topics of this Swine Genetics Handbook range from economic impact of genetic improvement through inbreeding, multiple trait selection and crossbreeding systems. Currently, the HANDBOOK contains the following seventeen fact sheets. NSIF-FS1 The Economic Impact of Genetic Improvement html version pdf version NSIF-FS2 Basic Concepts of Genetic Improvement html version NSIF-FS3 Genetic Parameters and Their Use in Swine Breeding html version NSIF-FS4 Inbreeding in Swine html version NSIF-FS5 Performance Records for Selection Programs html version pdf version NSIF-FS6 Environmental Effects and Adjustment Factors html version NSIF-FS7 Performance Records on Relatives html version pdf version NSIF-FS8 Estimating Genetic Merit html version NSIF-FS9 Application of Selection Concepts for Genetic Improvement html version NSIF-FS10 Multiple Trait Selection for Pork Improvement html version pdf version NSIF-FS11 Utilizing Central Boar Test Stations to Enhance Genetic Progress html version NSIF-FS12 Genetic Evaluation Programs html version NSIF-FS13 Across-Herd Genetic Evaluation of Swine html version NSIF-FS14 Genetic Improvement of Sire and Dam Lines for Enhanced Performance of Terminal Crossbreeding Systems html version NSIF-FS15 Selection Programs for Seedstock Producers html version NSIF-FS16 The National Swine Improvement Federation Guidelines For Ultrasonic Certification Programs html version NSIF-FS17 Understanding and Using Performance Data in Judging Classes html version Return to NSIF HOME PAGE

146. BNB - NBB Legal function, monetary policy, banking supervision, payment systems, and economic and financial statistics. http://www.nbb.be/

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147. Agent-Based Computational Economics (Tesfatsion) Provides information and resources pertaining to the computational study of economies modelled as evolving systems of autonomous interacting agents. Provided by Leigh Tesfatsion. http://www.econ.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/ace.htm

Agent-Based Computational Economics Growing Economies from the Bottom Up Last Updated: 27 August 2005 Site maintained by: Leigh Tesfatsion Department of Economics Iowa State University Ames, Iowa 50011-1070 http://www.econ.iastate.edu/tesfatsi/ tesfatsi AT iastate.edu (Graphic by T. Eymann) Welcome to the ACE Website Agent-based computational economics (ACE) is the computational study of economic processes modeled as dynamic systems of interacting agents. Here "agent" refers broadly to a bundle of data and behavioral methods representing an entity constituting part of a computationally constructed world. Examples of possible agents include individuals (e.g., consumers, producers), social groupings (e.g., families, firms, communities, government agencies), institutions (e.g., markets, regulatory systems), biological entities (e.g., crops, livestock, forests), and physical entities (e.g., infrastructure, weather, and geographical regions). Thus, agents can range from active data-gathering decision makers with sophisticated learning capabilities to passive world features with no cognitive function. Moreover, agents can be composed of other agents, permitting hierarchical constructions. Current ACE research divides roughly into four strands differentiated by objective.

148. An Economic System Out Of Control In the eyes of two leading business journals, economic success is about Rather it is a global financial system that is running dangerously out of http://www.pcdf.org/corprule/failure.htm

The People-Centered Development Forum Seeking a just, inclusive, and sustainable world that works for all Home Parent Page Foreword Reader Comments ... Betrayal Love of Money Awakening The Author Home Parent Page Current Special Project Renewing the American Experiment A report from the International Forum on Globalization Second edition Updated and Expanded Provides a definitive answer to those who incorrectly claim the global resistance against corporation globalization has no analysis and offers no alternatives. In Loving Memory Donella H. Meadows (1941-2001) The Global Citizen FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY The following is based on When Corporations Rule the World 2nd Edition by David C. Korten Those of us who seek to intervene in policy debates in favor of economic justice and environmentally sustainability are regularly assured by the world's power brokers that they are fully committed to these goals so long as economic growth and the expansion of free trade are not compromised by governmental restraints on the market. So sacred have growth and free trade become in our modern culture that only rarely do we find the courage to ask why they should be given precedence over the needs of people and nature. Indeed, why should we consider accelerating growth and trade to be of any importance at all except to the extent that they serve people and nature? When the proponents of growth, market deregulation, and free trade tout their benefits, it is well to bear in mind what some of the most outspoken of these proponents really have in mind. Take this account from a recent issue of

149. Andrzej Szalas College of Economics and Computer Science, Olsztyn, Poland. Unmanned aerial vehicles. Autonomous systems. http://www.ida.liu.se/~andsz/

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150. Capitalism - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia These theorists characterise capitalism as an economic system where capital A capitalist system is an economic system although often associated with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalism

Capitalism From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In common usage capitalism refers to an economic system in which all or most of the means of production are privately owned and operated , and where investment and the production distribution and prices of commodities goods and services ) are determined by the influence of supply and demand in a " free market ," rather than by the state . Those in control of the means of production generally run them for monetary profit . For examples of how capitalism has been defined by various sources, see Capitalism in Wikiquote Capitalism contrasts with socialism and communism , where the means of production, and the resulting products, are owned and used by the state, or by the community collectively. Capitalism is also contrasted with feudalism , where land may be privately operated, but is owned by the state and held in fee. An economy with a large amount of intervention (which may include state ownership of the means of production) in combination with capitalist characteristics is often referred to as a mixed economy , rather than a capitalist one . If intervention is to such a degree that it overwhelms private decision, such an economy is referred to as

151. Globalchange.gov - U.S. Global Change Data And Information System (GCDIS) A collection of distributed information systems operated by government agencies involved in global change research. Includes multidisciplinary data from atmospheric science, ecology, oceanography, economics and sociology. http://globalchange.gov/

Home page New Datasets Data Policies Publications ... Help Search by Discipline All disciplines agriculture atmosphere carbon ecology and biology geology human dimensions hydrology land surface oceans paleoclimate snow and ice solar physics Agency Programs ARM CDIAC DAACs DTIC ... NOAA Server Data Policies DIWG Policies Agency Data Policies Comments Full list of policy info... Publications Our Changing Planet for FY2003 Climate Action Report GCOS National Report ... Citations National Assessment Overview Foundation Report Regions Sectors National Assessment Referenced Publications Choose... Foundation Citations ** REGIONS ** California Mid-Atlantic Pacific Islands ** SECTORS ** Coastal Human Health Water Search citation database... Full list of publications... Agency Research Dept of Agriculture Dept of Commerce Dept of Defense Dept of Energy ... Smithsonian Other Resources Education Programs Information Centers International Programs Conference Calendar News for 25 June 2004 New Version of Premier Global Climate Model Released NASA Data Shows Deforestation Affects Climate in the Amazon Abrupt Climate Change: New Research Supports Hypothesis that Ocean Currents Redistributed Heat During Rapid Warming and Cooling NOAA Serves the Nation by Improving the Understanding of Climate Change ... Water Quality in the Great Salt Lake Region Affected by Land Use "The release of CCSM3 marks a significant milestone in development of climate models," said Jay Fein, director of NSF's climate dynamics program. "The investment by the NSF, the Department of Energy and the scientific community is yielding new insight into the complexities of the Earth system and the likely responses of our planet to natural and anthropogenic influences."

152. Sheldon Laboratory Systems Science, art, home economics lab furniture and equipment for high schools, colleges, universities and research labs. http://www.sheldonlabs.com

153. Constitution And The Economy, Economics Lesson HOW HAS THE CONSTITUTION SHAPED THE economic SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES? © National Council on economic Education, New York, NY http://ecedweb.unomaha.edu/lessons/fecg1.htm

HOW HAS THE CONSTITUTION SHAPED THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES? National Council on Economic Education, New York, NY Civics and Government: Focus on Economics, Unit 1, Lesson 1 Lesson Description Students provide their own examples of the six characteristics of a market economy as they exist in the United States today. Then they see how the U.S. Constitution supports those characteristics by reading relevant portions of the Constitution, and matching these provisions with the six characteristics of a market economy. The lesson concludes by having the students read and discuss relevant portions of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China. They then write essays contrasting the impact of the economic provisions of the two constitutions on the characteristics of each nation's economy. Introduction Constitutions are economic documents as well as political documents. This is certainly true of the Constitution of the United States. Our nation's founders believed that economic freedom as well as political freedom are essential for national prosperity and growth. Accordingly, they included numerous provisions in the Constitution that support and encourage the operation of a market economy. Thus, as the basic "law of the land," the U.S Constitution defines the essential features of our economy. Grade Levels Grades 6-12, all students

154. IHEA | International Health Economics Association iHEA has been formed to increase communication among health economists, foster a higher standard of debate in the application of economics to health and health care systems. http://www.healtheconomics.org/

iHEA International Health Economics Association 5th World Congress: Investing in Health Advertisement: 5th World Congress: Investing in Health: 10-13 July 2005 Want to Join iHEA (or just looking to renew)? Need to know more about types of membership? Individual memberships for academics, students, researchers and low-cost memberships Organizational memberships for universities, institutes, research groups, government and industry Discounts for members of affiliated organizations American Society for Health Economists (ASHE) and iHEA joint membership Already a 2005 member but want to renew for 2006? Renew your membership online today News September 15, 2005 ASHE Call for Abstracts and Organized Session Proposals Economics of Population Health: Inaugural Conference of the American Society of Health Economists (ASHE) Location: Madison, Wisconsin Dates: June 4-7, 2006 Open Call and Organized Session Submission Submissions open September 15, 2005 and end October 31, 2005. Open Call Instructions Example [PDF] Organized Session Instructions Abstract Driven Session Example [PDF] Panel Session Example [PDF] September 15, 2005

155. PG Economics Home Page UK company specialising plant biotechnology, agricultural production systems, agricultural markets and policy. The site provides summaries of a number of papers considering aspects of genetically modified crops. http://www.pgeconomics.co.uk/

Home Search GM Crop News Who we are ... PG Economics Limited is a specialist provider of advisory and consultancy services to agriculture and other natural resource-based industries. Our specific areas of specialisation are plant biotechnology, agricultural production systems, agricultural markets and policy. The Company's two directors are Peter Barfoot and Graham Brookes who formed PG Economics in 1999. Both have worked at senior positions in agricultural consultancy and technology businesses. April 2005: Early adoption of GM technology would bring large benefits for Poland Recent papers: New research proves that co-existence is NOT a problem GM opponents’ theory on co-existence “exaggerated” according to new report Co-existence of GM and non GM crops: key principles for best management practices Co-existence in North American agriculture: can GM crops be grown with conventional and organic crops? ... Comments on GM Foods: evaluating the Farm Scale Trials: report of the Environmental Audit Committee of 2 March 2004 Details on recent projects and publications are presented on the website. In addition PG Economics has provided back ground information, reports and links on a number of current issues in relation to GM crops:

156. ISL - Institute Of Shipping Economics And Logistics Presents the activities of ISL and its products in the areas of logistics systems, transport research and telematics as well as the participation in projects (including EU projects). http://www.isl.org/

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157. Regionomics A research website, dedicated to the study of economics of regions and behavior of urban systems, explores the integrated transportation-land use interactions and the spatial evolution of real estate markets. http://www.regionomics.com/

Regionomics is a Canadian consultancy specializing in the analysis of urban systems. Regionomics specializes in econometric modelling of real estate markets, travel demand forecasting, municipal Geographic Information Systems, and infrastructure planning and development. Regionomics assists communities in building affordable, accessible, and sustainable cities. Enter R EGIONOMICS

158. ISOM Department Home, Bryan School Of Business, UNCG Bryan School of Business and Economics Information systems and Operation Management. http://www.uncg.edu/bae/isom/

Skip to Main Content Prospective Students Current Students Alumni ... Student Appointment System For more information about the ISOM Department contact: Dr. Kwasi Amoako-Gyampah ISOM Department, UNCG PO Box 26165 Greensboro, NC 27402-6165 Voice: 336.334.5666 Fax: 336.334.4083 Email: kwasi_amoako@uncg.edu Information Systems and Operations Management Undergraduate Programs Undergraduate Course Requirements Minor in Information Technology Undergraduate Course Descriptions Community College Transfer Curriculum ... Job Placements PDF Graduate Programs Ph.D in Information Systems Graduate Course Descriptions Graduate Job Placements PDF Non-Degree Programs Post Baccalaurate Certificate in IT PDF Post-Masters Certificate in IT PDF Faculty and Staff Staff Directory Faculty Research PDF Course Syllabi Current Semester Organizations UNCG student chapter of the ACM Upsilon Pi Epsilon Other Links Microsoft Software Program UNCG Home Bryan School Department of Information Systems and Operations Management Our mission is to integrate quality instruction in information systems and operations management with relevant research and professional services. This integration will help students develop an appropriate background and critical skills needed to function effectively in a global, technology-driven environment. We strive to fulfill this mission as an integral part of the Bryan School of Business and Economics and in support of its mission and purposes. Our chief goal is to provide top-tier information systems and operations management programs in North Carolina as assessed by employers of our graduates.

159. Development And Comp Systems (O,P) Economics WPA. Development and Comp systems (O,P) for Development and Comp systems (O,P) WebEc Economics Development, Technological Change and Growth http://econwpa.wustl.edu/months/dev

Development and Comp Systems (O,P) Subscribe to the WPA e-mail notification lists. View title/authors of all papers in this section which may take a lot of time, or click on a year to see title/authors in that year. If no months are shown by a year, there are no papers so please don't bother clicking the year. Title/Author lists of submissions in: Year: Mar Apr Dec Year: Feb Mar Apr May ... Dec Year: Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec Year: Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec Year: Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec Year: Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Sep Year: Year: Oct Nov Year: Jan May Jul Year: Jan Apr Jul Aug ... Dec Year: Feb Apr May Jun ... Nov Year: May Aug Sep Nov ... Dec Year: Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec Other resources for Development and Comp Systems (O,P) WebEc - Economics Development, Technological Change and Growth Economic Growth Resources World Bank Economic Growth Resources ... Comments, problems, criticisms , even money accepted by: Bob Parks This page has been accessed maybe times since we turned this bean counter on in late March or early April 1996.

160. Foundation For Teaching Economics | A Command Economic System The Foundation for Teaching economics (FTE) is a nonprofit organization providing teaching instruction in economic education to educators and to young http://fte.org/teachers/lessons/prize/command_econ.htm

about FTE teachers students funders A Command Economic System Prize Winning Lessons 1. A Command Economic System 2. Bead Game Simulation 3. Creating a Student Price Index 4. Fiscal and Monetary Policy Via the Internet 5. Fitness Day ... 15. Where did the too many dollars come from? Page Summary A Command Economic System By Kimberly Owens Kearsley High School Flint, Missouri Purpose:  Through participation in a simulation, students will learn about the Command Economic System, which is found in countries like the Former Soviet Union, North Korea, and China.  Objectives: Students will be able to: identify five characteristics unique to the Command Economy.  Strategies and characteristics are listed below.    compare and contrast the Command Economy with the Free Market Economic System.  formulate how an individual’s life would differ if he or she lived in a Command Economy as opposed to a Free Market Economic System.  Time: The simulation and the debrief take approximately one class period of 55 minutes.

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