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I have never received a bill from fingerhut, not a call not nothing until now from this so called law office.
I never ordered from fingerhut and never will.
But if fingerhut 'sent' me a item and 'i' never payed for it, why haven't i heard or seen any bill from them? And I've never seen anything on my credit report, and there is still nothing on my credit report.
It makes no sense.
Never ordered, never will, I was 14 at the time!
Ridiculous. I have reported these people to the BBB as well as here.
These people use two addresses
7 Penn Plaza
New York, NY 10001-3995
(the above address is where your supposed to send all your payments to)
There is also a p.o. box for these people
P.O. Box 9006
Smithtown, NY 11787-9006
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WHAT'S HAPPENING AT OTHER AREA SCHOOLS? In schools around the area teachers are receiving notice that their jobs may be cut before the start of next year. For many districts, the deadline to provide this notice was Feb. 28. At Walworth Jt. 1, District Administrator Pam Knorr said the school and teacher's union reached an agreement to extend that deadline to April 15. Knorr said this extension will allow the district to collect more information on changes to state aid. At Big Foot High School, District Administrator Dorothy Kaufmann said the district didn't issue any notices. "We are pretty tight and any cuts could have a significant increase in class sizes," Kaufmann said. If cuts are needed, Kaufmann said she will look to make them in other areas. The district is also expecting some possible teacher retirements this year. Fontana District Administrator Mark Wenzel said the district's agreement with the teacher's union is to provide final notice by May 1. Wenzel said the two groups plan to continue to abide by that agreement.
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Williams Bay — Seven teachers received preliminary notification from the Williams Bay School Board that they may not be rehired by the District for the 2011-12 school year.
Phil Sanborn, president of the Williams Bay Teachers Union, said there is little the School Board or the union could have done to avoid this.
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And the School Board wasn't nearly as radical as other districts in the state he added.
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"Some school districts have handed pink slips to their entire staff," Sanborn said. "I think ours was a lot more decent than that."
The School Board met in special session Feb. 23 to approve sending the letters of nonrenewal. Board members were reluctant to make the move, but felt compelled by uncertainties in Madison to take the step.
The uncertainty is over how much of Gov. Walker's budget repair bill will finally become law. While the bill passed the state Assembly, 14 Senate Democrats are hiding out in Illinois, preventing the 19 Senate Republicans from having a quorum and voting on the bill. The bill doesn't become law until it is approved by the Senate. Meanwhile, thousands of union supporters are marching on the capital and camping out in the Capitol.
The unusual action of sending out the preliminary letters of nonrenewal was taken at the recommendation of the Wisconsin School Board Association. The association warned school officials to decide their staff cuts by Feb. 28, or face the possibility of having those layoffs challenged in court, Superintendent Fred Vorlop told the School Board.
Under the teacher contracts, the School Board would not have had to make preliminary decisions on layoffs until April 15, Vorlop said.
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But those later layoff deadlines, set by contract, might be wiped out if the state Senate approves Gov. Walker's budget repair bill, which eliminates most collective bargaining rights for teachers, the state School Board Association warned.
If contract language is no longer in effect, then the deadline for layoff notices must follow state law, the association said.
State law requires notices by March 15, and teachers must receive preliminary notice 15 days before that. The board voted 4-0 to approve sending the letters. A sad-sounding Dianna Woss abstained.
Teachers receiving preliminary notice of nonrenewal were:
- Buddy Breen, physical education instructor, football coach and assistant baseball coach.
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Vorlop said the letters are not exempt under the state open meetings and open documents laws, and the names of the teachers receiving the letters are part of the public record.
The letters emphasize to the recipients that the board's action is not a reflection of their performance as teachers, but a result of fiscal constraints faced by the school district.
The potential layoffs would equal about 4.6 full-time-equivalents, Vorlop said later. That's more than the 3.6 teacher FTEs proposed earlier for budget reasons. Another FTE was added to the list of cuts because of the uncertainty over what effect the governor's budget repair bill may have on state school aids and school district revenue caps, Vorlop said.
While the letters are unusual, they're not unheard of, Sanborn said. He said the School Board sent out preliminary letters of nonrenewal in 2003, after voters rejected an attempt to raise the district's spending cap in 2002.
State aid isn't that big a factor for Williams Bay schools. Vorlop said it totals about $60,000 annually.
However, the budget repair bill has a provision that would cut school district spending caps by another $500 per student, resulting in a loss of another $250,000 in income for Williams Bay schools, Sanborn said. If that happens, it could have a devastating effect on Williams Bay, he said.
Sanborn said while the union reluctantly accepts staff cuts will be needed to balance the Williams Bay School District budget for 2011-12, the union is not ready to accept provisions of the governor's budget bill that would restrict public union bargaining rights.
"It's very clear to me and anybody who looks at this that the laws governing collective bargaining rights have nothing to do with balancing the budget," Sanborn said. "The governor is using this budget crisis as a way to destroy the unions."
Later, Vorlop said not all of the teachers receiving the letters may be laid off. And even if teachers receive notices of nonrenewal by March 15, by law, they could be reinstated as late of Aug. 30, he said.
The uncertainty in Madison over state budget cuts and teacher contracts couldn't have come at a worse time for Williams Bay schools, as the district struggles to bridge a $609,000 shortfall for the coming school year.
At a Feb. 7 public meeting, the district announced that up to 8.5 full-time-equivalent positions (not all teachers) would have to be cut.
Not all the cuts would have to take place this year. Potentially, the board could cut less this year and more next year.
But this would be just the beginning, as the district will face increasing costs and shrinking revenues in the future.
Cuts made this year would not preclude the need to cut 12 fulltime positions over the next four years, Vorlop has warned.
One of Vorlop's recommendations has already been implemented by the board. Starting Jan. 24, the company that provides the Williams Bay schools with their hot meals cut three positions in the schools' lunch lines. Food choices were reduced and the cost of meals increased by 30 cents, to $2.40 per meal for grades K-6 and $2.50 for grades 7-12. That is expected to save the District $55,000.
Other proposed cuts include:
- Reducing field trips ($14,000).
- Cutting the seventh-grade incentive program ($3,500).
- Eliminating outdoor education ($6,000).
- Increasing student fees for grades 7 to 12 to $75, (an increase of $11,000 in income.)
- Cut the athletic uniform budget by $2,000.
- Reduce teacher requisitions by $6,000.
None of the cuts have been approved by the School Board, yet.
School budget reductions became necessary on Sept. 14, 2010, when the voters turned back a request by the School Board to increase the District's revenue cap over the next three years.
The referendum asked voters to approve spending cap increases by $498,000 for the 2010-11 school year, $498,000 for 2011-12 and $890,000 for 2012-13 and thereafter.
Complete returns showed the Williams Bay district electors refused with 698 voting no, and 411 voting yes.
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Or to be precise, how many consecutive laps can they do? The main focus for the first day is going to be on getting the engine and the electrical power package functioning together and you can't take risks with that sort of thing.
You just have to put the mileage in on it so I am expecting lots of installation laps to start with and then people starting to put in proper runs later in the day.
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It will be fascinating to see the car concept, particularly the nose. There seem to be three different styles - the anteater, the platypus and the twin tusk, so which will Red Bull choose?
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What we have seen recently is cars being driven very differently from corner to corner but the driver now needs to be very consistent. The fuel consumption must be consistent and the electrical torque must be consistent.
If the driver is not consistent, it will cause problems. So there's another big learning curve.
It will be easy to spin the wheels, to spin up the rear tyres and it will be very easy to use more fuel.
Engine noise is part of motor racing and it has always been about being able to feel the high rpm in your bones.
It wasn't long ago that the old V8s were putting out in excess of 20,000rpm prior to the 18,000rpm rev limit. The new engines have a limit of 15,000rpm. And because of the fuel flow limit, we might not hear that very often.
The days of shrill engines are gone as the turbocharger effectively acts as a silencer. And the tailpipes are bigger to avoid back pressure building up, so you will get a slower exhaust gas speed.
The need to wear ear plugs is probably a thing of the past.
The battery package now has 10 times the capacity of the old battery pack, so keeping that under control temperature-wise while charging and discharging it is a challenge.
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Posted on 02. Aug, 2014 by tobymorning in Colearn, Coworking, Coworking Day, coworkingweek, Detroit, Local News, Startups
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As you can tell by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin, I'm not a San Francisco twenty-something. My goatee is gray. Yet I share my workplace with people my daughter's age. I may actually be the oldest living occupant here.
So what's a guy like me doing in a place like this?
The place is Citizen Space, a San Francisco co-working location and one of the first of some more than 3,000 similar shared office operations that have sprouted up around the world just since 2005. And for sure, I'm part of a rapidly expanding cohort — by 2013, there were more than 160,000 space sharers like me — up from zero just 9 years ago.
What's behind the growth? Coworking is a cost-effective alternative, for sure. But consider three other more inconspicuous, but inexorable, trends.
- Burgeoning number of independent workers. The number of consultants, contractors, and so-called "solopreneurs" will have soared 50 percent from 2011 by the time they reach an estimated 24 million in 2018, according to an annual workforce report by MBO Partners.
- Rise of micro-enterprise. We're more productive because we're so much more connected and technologically enabled. Duh. But not so duh is this: The average size of a small business is shrinking from about 7.6 employees in 1991 to about 4.7 in 2011, or so says the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. You don't have to be a MBA to see why co-working makes so much sense to startups and other micro-enterprises like my own MediaArchitechs.
- Emergence of the 'sharing economy.' After this last great recession, we're all being forced to do more with less. And a number of new, disruptive ventures have arisen out of finding ways to match demand with hyper-economical or underutilized supply — witness Airbnb, Lyft, Uber, TaskRabbit, ODesk, and, yes, coworking spaces, too. My company has sprouted out the same landscape. Only instead of vacation housing, rides, or personal, contract services, or shared office space, we're building targeted exchanges for expert advice. The first of these: Our CloudBase3.com, a contextually relevant, magnet media property devoted to helping the nation's 28M SMBs connect with the 1 million consultants, independent IT service providers, and tech contractors who can provide one-to-one advice for buying services in the $174B cloud-computing market. (Did I just give an elevator pitch?)
But that doesn't explain why I'm such an unlikely member. Which brings me to the real reason. It's this: "If you really want to enjoy life," my favorite novelist Mark Helprin wrote, "you must work quietly and humbly to realize your delusions of grandeur."
I might share space now, but once I didn't. I held lofty titles at big companies that bestowed me with my own comfy digs on the upper floors of soaring corporate office towers. It all changed when I did something extraordinarily bold — or certifiably stupid. I started my own company — and at a time when many of my peers are starting to smell the roses of retirement.
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So now I'm hanging with people like Citizen Space owner Toby Morning, a fellow entrepreneur who has his fingers in as many businesses, I swear, as Warren Buffet. Or take Manish Panjiar, who's building a disruptive new telemarketing platform. Or how about Sebastian Zontek. He's an entrepreneur from Poland who's building a predictive advertising platform. In his case, I'm connecting him, because I spent more years in the media business than I want you to know.
What's a guy like me is doing in like this? Here's what: He's turning away from the cosseted corporate confines that once possessed him and turning to a place where he consorts with others as young at heart, as full ambition, and teeming with hope as he is.
(Patrick Houston the Founder and CEO of MediaArchitechs, a San Francisco Bay Area startup devoted to unleashing the power of free enterprise by making one-to-one advice affordable and accessible to the smallest enterprises in every corner of the world.)
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Posted on 15. Jul, 2014 by tobymorning in Colearn, Coworking, Coworking Day, coworkingweek, Startups
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Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, a company that published a book by Mr. Schlager in 1998, expressed surprise when told of its author's crime. The book, ''Clinical Management of Infectious Diseases: A Guide to Diagnosis and Therapy'' is a manual for doctors.
Connie Hofmann, a spokeswoman for Lippincott, said the publisher planned to review whether Dr. Schlager's conviction and the resulting suspension of his medical license affected his authority on the book's topic.
In early 1991, Dr. Schlager seemed to have it all. He was earning a six-figure salary from his work at Abbott Laboratories, according to court records, and living in a $420,000 house on a golf course in an affluent Chicago suburb with his wife, Diane, and their two children.
But behind the scenes, Dr. Schlager had begun an affair with his 24-year-old assistant, Melinda Dellerson, according to court records.
Early in the morning of Feb. 13, 1991, Dr. Schlager wrapped a pillow in a plastic dry cleaning bag, according to court records, and used it to try to smother his sleeping wife. After a struggle, his wife escaped and managed to hold her husband at bay with a kitchen knife until the police arrived.
Dr. Schlager's lawyer said in court that the scientist had been under unbearable stress from his career and from trying to end his affair with Ms. Dellerson. The doctor had suffered a nervous breakdown, his lawyer said, and did not intentionally try to suffocate his wife.
In late 1991, a judge in Lake County, Ill., sentenced Dr. Schlager to 13 years in prison.
Once in prison, Dr. Schlager signed up for correspondence courses at William Howard Taft University, a law school in Santa Ana, Calif. The university confirmed that Dr. Schlager graduated with a law degree in 1997 with the highest grades of any student since its law school opened in 1984.
Dr. Schlager also applied for membership at the American College of Forensic Examiners, a nonprofit society of medical and other experts that testify in court.
In his application, he signed a statement saying he had never been convicted of a felony, said Leslie Farquhar, an officer at the society. He also told the society that he was on a ''sabbatical'' from his job and was a law student. And he gave a ''business address'' that was actually that of the state prison.
Membership in the society was important to Mr. Schlager. On his current résumé, he states that he has been ''board certified'' by the society's sister organization, the American Board of Forensic Medicine. Board certification in the medical profession means the doctor has passed exams and has experience in a certain specialty.
But Ms. Farquhar said that the American Board of Forensic Medicine cannot certify doctors. After learning of his conviction from a reporter, she said that the society would immediately strip Dr. Schlager of his membership.
When Dr. Schlager got out of prison, first through a work release program and then by parole granted in 1997, he worked for Academic Pharmaceuticals, a small private company in Lake Bluff, Ill. Dr. John C. Somberg, the company's president, said that he had hired Dr. Schlager to direct clinical trials on the recommendation of an Abbott scientist. Dr. Somberg said that he had known Dr. Schlager no longer had a medical license, but that he had been told that it was suspended because of ''a domestic problem.'' Dr. Somberg said he was ''shocked'' to learn of the attempted-murder conviction.
''He had a part in some serious work here,'' Dr. Somberg said. ''He is not a bad guy.''
In 1998, Dr. Schlager responded to Becton Dickinson's classified ad for a medical director. Ms. Jenkins said that the two executives responsible for hiring him had left the company for other reasons.
She said that the company discovered that he had misrepresented himself in three ways. Dr. Schlager had said he was a licensed medical doctor, was board certified and had worked at Academic Pharmaceuticals from 1992 to 1998, all of which were untrue.
''The company was duped,'' Ms. Jenkins said. Becton Dickinson has now tightened its hiring procedures, she added.
Dr. Schlager married Ms. Dellerson after divorcing his first wife. The couple now live with their 2-year-old daughter in Franklin Lakes, N.J. in a home they purchased in 1998 for $885,000. He said he was now working as a consultant to drug companies that he declined to name.
''The point is that no one was hurt by any of this,'' Dr. Schlager said. ''I did a marvelous job.''
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by J. M. Dixon
- 200-202 Does Australia Need a New Banking Model?
by Paul Kofman & Carsten Murawski
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by Rodney Maddock
- 205-208 Central Banking for All: A Modest Case for Radical Reform
by Nicholas Gruen
- 209-213 The Australian Government's Settlement Database
by David Marshall & Gill McPadden & David Smith
- 214-221 Exerting Influence: The Common Agency Model
by Graham Mallard
2015, Volume 48, Issue 1
- 1-14 The Australian Economy in 2014–15: An Economy in Transition
by Tim Robinson & Sarantis Tsiaplias & Viet H. Nguyen
- 15-32 Does Income Inequality Make Us Less Happy?
by Jeremy K. Nguyen & Christopher M. Fleming & Jen-Je Su
- 33-42 The Australian Multi-Factor Productivity Growth Illusion
by John Foster
- 43-64 Household Asset-Holding Diversification in Australia
by Francesco Mariotti & Karen Mumford & Yolanda Pena-Boquete
- 65-66 Policy Forum: On the Economics and Politics of Inequality
by Ian M. McDonald
- 67-75 Rising Inequality: A Benign Outgrowth of Markets or a Symptom of Cancerous Political Favours?
by Paul Frijters & Gigi Foster
- 76-82 The Consequences of Inequality for Public Policy in Australia
by Mark Triffitt
- 83-92 Inequality and Its Socioeconomic Impacts
by Peter Whiteford
- 93-102 Measuring Income Inequality in Australia
by Roger Wilkins
- 103-111 Is Inequality Increasing?
by Richard Pomfret
2014, Volume 47, Issue 4
- 417-431 Two Decades of Change: The Australian Labour Market, 1993–2013
by Roger Wilkins & Mark Wooden
- 432-454 A Survey of the Privatisation of Government-Owned Enterprises in Australia since the 1980s
by Malcolm Abbott & Bruce Cohen
- 455-471 Sacrifice Ratios for Euro Area Countries: New Evidence on the Costs of Price Stability
by Ansgar Belke & Tobias Böing
- 472-489 The Decline of the Self-Employment Rate in Australia
by Kadir Atalay & Woo-Yung Kim & Stephen Whelan
- 490-491 Editor's Introduction
by Ross Williams
- 492-508 Resolving Energy Policy Dilemmas in an Age of Carbon Constraints
by Ross Garnaut
- 509-522 Australia's Liquefied Natural Gas Sector: Past Developments, Current Challenges and Ways Forward
by R. Quentin Grafton & N. Ross Lambie
- 523-539 Fuelling Australia: Structural Changes and New Policy Challenges in the Petrol Industry
by David P. Byrne
- 540-562 From First Place to Last: The National Electricity Market's Policy-Induced 'Energy Market Death Spiral'
by Paul Simshauser
- 563-573 A Guide to Information on Australian Resource Projects
by Kenneth W. Clements & Jiawei Si & Thomas Simpson
- 574-579 How to Get into a Top 10 Economics PhD Program from Australia
by Rachael Meager
2014, Volume 47, Issue 3
- 279-289 Do the Intellectual Property Rights of Importers Matter for Promoting Australian Exports?
by Ruhul Salim & Nasser Al Mawali & Amirul Islam
- 290-303 Agency Theory and Financial Planning Practice
by Geoffrey Kingston & Haijie Weng
- 304-323 When Does Electricity Price Cap Regulation Become Distortionary?
by Paul Simshauser
- 347-349 Public Policy in the Asian Century: Introduction
by Paul H. Jensen & Helen Sullivan
- 350-369 Australia after the Asian Century White Paper
by Nicholas Reece
- 370-377 Should We Be Sceptical about Prospects for an 'Asian Century'?
by Andrew Walter
- 378-385 Unprecedented Urbanisation in Asia and Its Impacts on the Environment
by Guanghu Wan & Chen Wang
- 386-394 Science, Technology and Innovation Policy and Collaboration in the Asian Century
by Lauren A. Palmer
- 395-408 An Introduction to the Patstat Database with Example Queries
by Gaétan de Rassenfosse & Hélène Dernis & Geert Boedt
- 409-415 Another Look at the Economics of Minimum Wage Legislation
by Richard V. Burkhauser
2014, Volume 47, Issue 2
- 157-172 The Saving Behaviour of Immigrants and Home-Country Characteristics: Evidence from Australia
by Liliya Gatina
- 173-188 Labour Market Dynamics in Australia
by Dennis Wesselbaum
- 189-198 Cross-Market Linkages: The Case of Commodities, Bonds, Inflation and Industrial Production
by Julien Chevallier & Florian Ielpo
- 199-217 Aboriginal Disadvantage in Major Cities of New South Wales: Evidence for Holistic Policy Approaches
by Rebecca Reeve & Wylie Bradford
- 218-219 Introduction
by Ross Williams
- 220-230 Using Linking to Sharpen Policy-Thinking: Early Findings from the Australian Census and Migrants Integrated Dataset
by David Smith & Therese Smith
- 231-239 Immigration in a Population Context
by Glenn Withers
- 240-250 Understanding the Impact of Migration on Innovation
by Paul H. Jensen
- 251-257 Diasporas
by Pookong Kee
- 258-268 Australia's National School Data and the 'Big Data' Revolution in Education Economics
by Kevin Pugh & Gigi Foster
- 269-276 Search and the Labour Market
by Lawrence Uren
2014, Volume 47, Issue 1
- 1-12 Review of the Australian Economy 2013–14: The Age of Austerity?
by Guay C. Lim & Viet H. Nguyen & Chew Lian Chua
- 13-43 The Consequences of Retail Electricity Price Rises: Rethinking Customer Hardship
by Paul Simshauser & Tim Nelson
- 44-62 Occupational Differences and the Australian Gender Wage Gap
by Michael B. Coelli
- 63-77 Asset Allocation Policy, Returns and Expenses of Superannuation Funds: Recent Evidence Based on Default Options
by Anup Basu & Stephanie Andrews
- 78-85 Are We There Yet? Youth Transitions in Australia
by Tom Karmel
- 86-99 Can School Characteristics Influence University Entrance Scores?
by Sinan Gemici & Patrick Lim & Tom Karmel
- 100-106 The Impact of School Academic Quality on Low Socioeconomic Status Students
by Patrick Lim & Sinan Gemici & Tom Karmel
- 107-114 The 'Gap Year' in Australia: Incidence, Participant Characteristics and Outcomes
by David D. Curtis
- 115-123 Youth Allowance and the Financial Position of Young Australians
by Chris Ryan
- 124-136 Young People's Aspirations and Their Occupational Outcomes
by Sinan Gemici & Alice Bednarz & Tom Karmel & Patrick Lim
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by Jesper Bagger & Andrew Seltzer
- 147-156 Evaluating Infrastructure Projects under Risk and Uncertainty: A Checklist of Issues
by Harry Clarke
2013, Volume 46, Issue 4
- n/a-n/a An Investigation of the Feldstein–Horioka Puzzle for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Economies
by Mu-Shun Wang
- 395-404 The Wage Premium of Foreign Education: New Evidence from Australia
by Massimiliano Tani & Christopher Heaton & Gavin Chan
- 405-423 Formal and Informal Employment in China: Probability of Employment and Determinants of Monthly Wages
by Hong Zuo
- 460-461 Introduction
by Ross Williams
- 462-472 Australia's Productivity: Past, Present and Future
by Dean Parham
- 473-482 Australian Productivity Growth: Trends and Determinants
by Ellis Connolly & Linus Gustafsson
- 483-488 Innovation and Productivity
by Russell Thomson & Elizabeth Webster
- 489-498 Adding a Top-Up Sample to the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey
by Nicole Watson & Mark Wooden
- 499-507 Choosing Your PhD Topic (and Why It Is Important)
by Paul H. Jensen
- n/a-n/a Effect of Inflation Targeting on Inflation Uncertainty: A SWARCH Analysis
by Bedri Kamil Onur Tas & Hasan Murat Ertugrul
2013, Volume 46, Issue 3
- 259-268 Demystifying the Chinese Economy
by Justin Yifu Lin
- 269-285 Modelling House Prices across Sydney
by Peter Abelson & Roselyne Joyeux & Stephane Mahuteau
- 286-299 The Costs of Unpaid Higher Education Contribution Scheme Debts of Graduates Working Abroad
by Bruce Chapman & Tim Higgins
- 300-311 Local Government Efficiency: Evidence from Western Australia
by James Fogarty & Amin Mugera
- 312-324 Who Gains from Foreign Direct Investment-Induced Technology Spillovers? Horizontal and Vertical Linkages
by Akinori Tomohara & Kazuhiko Yokota
- 325-326 Introduction
by Ross Williams
- 327-337 Development and Principles of the National Disability Insurance Scheme
by John Walsh & Sarah Johnson
- 338-344 National Disability Insurance Scheme Funding: The Case for Hypothecation
by Henry Ergas
- 345-356 Explaining the Growth in the Number of Recipients of the Disability Support Pension in Australia
by Duncan McVicar & Roger Wilkins
- 357-368 Is Australia One Recession Away from a Disability Blowout? Lessons from Other Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Countries
by Richard V. Burkhauser & Mary C. Daly & Brian T. Lucking
- 369-378 Impacts of Demand-Driven Reforms on Access to Vocational Education and Training for People with Disability
by Cain Polidano
- 379-386 PanelWhiz and the Australian Longitudinal Data Infrastructure in Economics
by Markus H. Hahn & John P. Haisken-DeNew
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by Ross Garnaut
2013, Volume 46, Issue 2
- 121-139 The Resources Boom and Economic Policy in the Long Run
by Peter Sheehan & Robert G. Gregory
- 140-159 An Assessment Methodology for Domestic Systemically Important Banks in Australia
by Patrick Brämer & Horst Gischer
- 160-175 Household Preference and Financial Commitment to Flood Insurance in South-East Queensland
by Alex Y. Lo
- 176-188 Profitability of Interest-Free versus Interest-Based Banks in Turkey
by Ali Soylu & Nazif Durmaz
- 189-190 Introduction
by Ross Williams
- 191-195 A Healthy Beginning: The Origins of Medicare
by John Deeble
- 196-201 The Development of Health Economics in Australia and Its Contribution to Policy
by Jane Hall
- 202-215 The Henderson Question? The Melbourne Institute and 50 Years of Welfare Policy
by Robert G. Gregory
- 216-222 A Reflection on the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey
by Sue Richardson
- 223-226 Macroeconomics at the Melbourne Institute
by Guy Debelle
- 227-233 Revenge of the Nerds: The Economics of Education Reform
by Andrew Leigh
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by Kay Cao & Jason Wong & Anil Kumar
- 247-258 Two-Sided Markets
by Stephen P. King
2012, Volume 45, Issue 4
- 395-409 Policy Uncertainty about Australia's Carbon Price: Expert Survey Results and Implications for Investment
by Frank Jotzo & Tim Jordan & Nathan Fabian
- 410-421 Foreign Direct Investment in Australia Following the Australia–US Free Trade Agreement
by Stephen Kirchner
- 422-440 Managed Futures for Long-Term Investors: A DEA Ranking Analysis
by Damir Tokic
- 441-454 What Is the Recent Evidence on an Excess Supply of Legal Qualifications in Australia?
by Anne Daly
- 455-456 Innovative China: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities
by Paul H. Jensen
- 457-462 Through the Looking Glass: Innovation in China in 20 Years' Time
by Ross Garnaut
- 463-466 The Evolution of Innovation Policy in China: A Brief Introduction
by Xiaobo Wu
- 467-474 Trends and Prospects in China's Research and Development Sector
by Yanrui Wu
- 475-477 Embracing the China of Tomorrow
by John Brumby
- 478-483 The Quantity and Quality of Intellectual Property Rights in China
by Philip Noonan
- 484-487 The Re-emergence of China: Economic and Strategic Implications for Australia
by John Lee
- 488-496 Chasing Data: Sources of Data for the Study of Gambling Economics
by Lisa Farrell
- 497-506 Petrol Price Cycles
by David P. Byrne
2012, Volume 45, Issue 3
- 255-268 The Governance of a Fragile Eurozone
by Paul De Grauwe
- 269-289 Industrial Relations Reform: Chasing a Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow?
by Jeff Borland
- 290-304 Dutch Disease in Australia: Policy Options for a Three-Speed Economy
by W. Max Corden
- 305-324 Dynamic Pricing and the Peak Electricity Load Problem
by Paul Simshauser & David Downer
- 325-326 Intergen+10: Clarifying the Crystal Ball
by Anthony Scott & Deborah Cobb-Clark & Philip Clarke
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by David Gruen & Duncan Spender
- 335-343 The Population Dimension in the Intergenerational Reports
by Peter McDonald
- 344-349 More than Additions to Population: The Economic and Fiscal Impact of Immigration
by Mark Cully
- 350-361 Pensions, Ageing and Retirement in Australia: Long-Term Projections and Policies
by Rafal Chomik & John Piggott
- 362-367 Funding and Providing Aged Care: Lessons from the Last Decade
by Henry Ergas
- 368-378 Introducing 'Journeys Home'
by Mark Wooden & Andrew Bevitt & Abraham Chigavazira & Nancy Greer & Guy Johnson & Eoin Killackey & Julie Moschion & Rosanna Scutella & Yi-Ping Tseng & Nicole Watson
- 379-385 Using Psychology to Improve Economic Policy
by Ross Gittins
- 386-394 I Want to Be an Economist: A Rejoinder to Ross Gittins
by Jeff Borland
2012, Volume 45, Issue 2
- 145-157 History of Federal–State Fiscal Relations in Australia: A Review of the Methodologies Used
by Ross Williams
- 158-175 Unobserved Heterogeneity, Job Training and the Employer Size–Wage Effect in Australia
by Lixin Cai & C. Jeffrey Waddoups
- 176-190 Supply Elasticity Estimates for the Sydney Housing Market
by Emily Gitelman & Glenn Otto
- 191-201 Forecasting Housing Approvals in Australia: Do Forecasters Herd?
by Christian Pierdzioch & Jan-Christoph Rülke & Georg Stadtmann
- 202-203 How Women Are Faring in the Australian Labour Market
by Judith Sloan
- 204-210 Women in the Workforce
by Elizabeth Broderick
- 211-215 That Pesky Problem of Persistent Gender Bias
by Deborah A. Cobb-Clark
- 216-231 Wages in Managed Markets: An Explanation of the Gender Wage Gap?
by Jenny Gordon
- 232-245 A Socio-Economic Profile of Families in the First Wave of the Longitudinal Study of Indigenous Children
by Killian Mullan & Gerry Redmond
- 246-254 Renewable Resource Economics
by Stephanie McWhinnie
2012, Volume 45, Issue 1
- 1-13 Review of the Australian Economy 2011–12: A Case of Déjà Vu
by Guay C. Lim & Chew Lian Chua & Edda Claus & Viet H. Nguyen
- 14-28 Regulating Synthetic Securitisation Following the Global Financial Crisis
by Edward J. Podolski
- 29-49 Immigration and School Choice in Australia
by Astghik Mavisakalyan
- 50-76 Trade Marks and Performance in Services and Manufacturing Firms: Evidence of Schumpeterian Competition through Innovation
by Christine Greenhalgh & Mark Rogers
- 77-85 Designing a Carbon Price Policy: Introduction
by Peter Lloyd
- 86-95 Policy Forum: Designing a Carbon Price Policy: Using Market‐Based Mechanisms for Emission Abatement: Are the Assumptions Plausible?
by Henry Ergas
- 96-104 Policy Forum: Designing a Carbon Price Policy: Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions at the Lowest Cost
by John Freebairn
- 105-113 Policy Forum: Designing a Carbon Price Policy: Is the Australian Climate Plan Fair to Australia's Energy‐Intensive, Trade‐Exposed Industries?
by Harry Clarke & Robert Waschik
- 114-124 Policy Forum: Designing a Carbon Price Policy: Empirical Uncertainties in Climate Policy Implementation
by David Pearce
- 125-133 Data Survey: eveloping the Statistical Longitudinal Census Dataset and Identifying Its Potential Uses
by Guangyu Zhang & Paul Campbell
- 134-141 For the Student: Matching and Economic Design
by Georgy Artemov & Sven Feldmann & Simon Loertscher
2011, Volume 44, Issue 4
- 355-365 What Have We Learned from the Global Financial Crisis?
by John Quiggin
- 366-386 Lessons from My School
by Paul W. Miller & Derby Voon
- 387-403 Wine Tax Reform: The Impact of Introducing a Volumetric Excise Tax for Wine
by James J. Fogarty & Guy Jakeman
- 404-417 Inflation Volatility and Forecast Accuracy
by Jamie Hall & Jarkko P. Jääskelä
- 418-426 Australia's Engagement with Asia, 1990–2010
by Anne Leahy & Paul H. Jensen
- 427-436 Business Cycle Co‐movement between Australia and East Asia
by Lei Lei Song & Sui‐Lay Tan
- 437-445 Australian Opportunities through the Chinese Structural Transformation
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- 446-456 Will India Be the Next China? Challenges, Prospects and Implications for Australia
by Sisira Jayasuriya & Laura Panza
- 457-467 Australian–Thai Trade: Has the Free Trade Agreement Made a Difference?
by Prema‐chandra Athukorala & Archanun Kohpaiboon
- 468-479 First Home Buyers' Support Schemes in Australia
by Mardi Dungey & Graeme Wells & Sam Thompson
- 480-489 Economic Perspectives on Innovation
by Russell Thomson
2011, Volume 44, Issue 3
- 233-238 Neutrality of the Resource Super Profits Tax
by Diderik Lund
- 239-244 Non‐Neutrality of the Proposed Resource Super Profits Tax
by Jerry Hausman
- 245-257 Real Gross Domestic Product and the Terms of Trade
by Alan Hall
- 258-268 Sterilised Interventions within a Heterogeneous Expectation Exchange Rate Model: Evidence from the Reserve Bank of Australia
by Abderazak Ben Maatoug & Ibrahim Fatnassi & Abdelwahed Omri
- 269-292 The Hidden Costs of Wind Generation in a Thermal Power System: What Cost?
by Paul Simshauser
- 293-294 The Balancing Act: Issues in the Funding of Public and Private Schools in Australia
by Deborah Cobb‐Clark
- 295-307 A Comparison of Private Schooling in the United Kingdom and Australia
by Chris Ryan & Luke Sibieta
- 308-320 What Determines Private School Choice? A Comparison between the United Kingdom and Australia
by Lorraine Dearden & Chris Ryan & Luke Sibieta
- 321-329 The Real Issue in School Funding: An Analysis of Increasing Government School Expenditure and Declining Performance
by Ben Jensen & Julian Reichl & Andrew Kemp
- 330-337 Independent Schools and Equity: Challenging Conventional Wisdom
by Bill Daniels
- 338-346 Company Births, Deaths and Marriages: Flaws in Age Fields in Business Microdata
by Olav Muurlink & Adrian Wilkinson & David Peetz & Keith Townsend
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by Simon Loertscher & Tom Wilkening
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- 123-136 Some Basic Economics of Carbon Taxes
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by Cain Polidano & Kostas Mavromaras
- 153-166 Changes in Inequalities of Access to Dental Care in Australia 1977–2005
by Edmund Maurice FitzGerald & Michelle Cunich & Philip Miles Clarke
- 167-181 Effects of Tightening Smoking Regulations on Take‐up and Cessation of Smoking
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An 18-year-old Medford woman died in a crash in the 5900 block of North Foothill Road in Central Point after losing control on the icy road, the Jackson County Sheriff's Department reported.
At about 8:15 a.m., Shelbi Stevens was driving north on North Foothill Road in a 1985 Volkswagen Jetta when she lost control of the car while going around a corner, a news release from the sheriff's office said. The Jetta slammed into a 2002 Toyota Camry driven by Ashley Villarreal, 27, of Eagle Point.
Stevens was pronounced dead on the scene, officials said.
Investigators suspect Stevens lost control because of icy conditions.
The sheriff's department was assisted by Jackson County Fire District No. 3, Medford Fire-Rescue and Mercy Flights.
North Foothills Road was closed while emergency responders removed debris and investigated the crash. The road has since reopened.
Stevens played softball at North Medford High School.
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The ip-adres shown with de placement of a review is one of the tools with which i try to determin if the reviews are fake (placed by buseniss-owner for example) or real.
But is my assumption that is displays the ip-adres of the submitter correct ?
Lately i get a different ip-adres when someone submitted more than 1 review.
Or i get the same ip-adres on two different submissions on two totally different locations of different busnisses, where there should be no connection.
Does WP Customer Review show the ip-adres of the review submitters computer or can i not make that assumption and is there more to it ?
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Vacations to Go/Kari Lee5851 San Felipe St Houston Tx 77057 Houston, Texas United States of America
Vacations to Go/Kari Lee Kari Lee/Vacations To Go- Rude, Insensitive, Uncaring, Arrogant, Incompetent. Unresponsive Houston, Texas
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Kari Lee is incompetent, insensitive, arrogrant, unresponsive. She and Vacations engage in deceptive practices as noted elsewhere in report here about hidden charges, not disclosed in cruises from Galveston, Texas and then when quesions, said, read the fine print. Vacations to Go is a week imitator of Singles Cruise.com When I was on a cruise to Canada, I received an email from a representative at Vacations to Go saying that theey were opening a New Singles Division. This person used deception and trickery, purpoting to be a member of Singles Cruise.com when they were really from Vactions to Go. They used the information and email adresses fradulently obtained to develop their own email list for which they are guilty of using spamming techniques. Don't every give them your email address because it is almost impossible to be removed once you are there and they will continue to hound you with a steady barrage of unwanted, unsolicited on at least a weekly basis. Their service is poor, their prices outrageous. You can book yourself directly at a rate about $200.00 less than they charge. They have also been known to cut a special deal for cruisers that they favor. If you have the misfortune to book with them, you have my sympathies. Don't say I didn't warn you
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SUBMITTED: Friday, June 15, 2012POSTED: Friday, June 15, 2012
I am the Vice President of Customer Service at Vacations To Go. I am sorry to hear that you had trouble with your recent cruise. Like all travel agencies we do not set or control prices or refunds. Those policies are determined by the cruise line. I invite you to call Vacations To Go and ask for me. I will be happy to look into this and if we made any mistakes in booking your reservation I would like to assist you. If it is a cruise line policy I would like an opportunity to discuss that with you.
Kari is one of our directors and has been with Vacations To Go for ten years. She is highly regarded with our clients as well as management of the cruise lines. I would be happy to discuss ways you feel that Vacations To Go has failed you.
Vacations To Go has not obtained email addresses, fraudulently or otherwise, from another company. A large number of people choose to register on our site each day and those are the only people that we send emails. I can also assist you with being removed from our newsletter mailing.
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- Conference date: 19–22 June 2012
- Location: Erlangen, Germany
The Askar'yan Radio Array (ARA), a neutrino detector to be situated at the South Pole next to the IceCube detector, will be sensitive to ultrahigh-energy cosmic neutrinos above 0.1 EeV and will have the greatest sensitivity within the favored energy range from 0.1 EeV up to 10 EeV. Neutrinos of this energy are guaranteed by current observations of the GZK-cutoff by the HiRes and Pierre Auger Observatories. The detection method is based on Cherenkov emission by a neutrino induced cascade in the ice, coherent at radio wavelengths, which was predicted by Askar'yan in 1962 and verified in beam tests at SLAC in 2006. The detector is planned to consist of 37 stations with 16 antennas each, deployed at depths of up to 200 m under the ice surface. During the last two polar seasons (2010 – 2011, 2011 – 2012), a prototype station and a first detector station were successfully deployed and are taking data. These data have been and are currently being analyzed to study the ambient noise background and the radio frequency properties of the South Pole ice sheet. A worldwide collaboration is working on the planning, construction and data analysis of the detector array. This article will give a short report on the status of the ARA detector and show recent results from the recorded data.
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Barclays analyst François Cabau believes that Tuesday's Euro Summit represented "one more step toward Grexit." He explained that no agreement was reached during the meeting, with the Greek position already having been weakened after Sunday's referendum vote. According to Cabau, eurozone leaders...Read More >>
Will Greece And The Euro Finally Reach A Deal?Monday, June 22, 2015 - 2:42pm
Could there finally be a light at the end of the tunnel? Signs are pointing toward the increasing likelihood of a deal between Greece and its eurozone creditors. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras met with the heads of the Troika – the European Commission, European Central Bank and...Read More >>
Options Traders: No Shame In Waiting Out Greece This WeekMonday, June 22, 2015 - 11:06am
Get a full recap of this week's outlook in the video below: Recap: The indices ended green for the week, but ended Friday on a red note. Most notable was the outperformance of the small-caps as they busted into all-time highs. The wrench in the markets continues to be the Greek debt situation, but...Read More >>
Transatlantic Trade Deal Negotiations Continue This WeekThursday, April 23, 2015 - 10:37am
This week, policy makers have been meeting in New York in an effort to smooth out the details of Obama's sweeping Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, a deal that would remove most of the trade barriers between the U.S. and Europe. While Obama has touted the benefits of opening...Read More >>
How To Play Greece's Financial ProblemsFriday, March 20, 2015 - 2:17pm
Although the deteriorating relationship between Greece and its creditors has played out across the headlines this week, the general consensus among investors is that the two sides will eventually reach a deal regarding Athens' bailout package. On Thursday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel...Read More >>
What's Apple CEO Tim Cook Doing In Israel?Thursday, February 26, 2015 - 11:50am
Tim Cook, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) Chief Executive Officer, on Wednesday met with Israel's President Reuven Rivlin during a visit to the Middle East country while checking in with the company's new research and development center. According to Times of Israel, Cook told the Israeli...Read More >>
Is The Eurozone Readying For A 'Grexit'?Monday, January 12, 2015 - 2:57pm
With just two weeks to go until Greece is set to hold its national elections, the radical leftist Syriza party led in the polls over the weekend. The world has been watching developments in the tiny Eurozone country because, despite its size, Greece may make waves if the party comes into power....Read More >>
Should Greece And Another Round Of The European Debt Crisis Be On Your Radar?Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - 1:56pm
So far at least, the New Year has been anything but happy for stock market investors. In short, traders have ignored the traditional seasonal pattern and have instead focused on the negative. So, the worries are back. Greece is back. And after Monday, some fear appears to be back at the corner...Read More >>