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Meanwhile, in 1912, he published the "Theorle der Wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung," in which he enunciates the now famous theory of the physical business cycle, the theory that alternate periods of prosperity and depression are caused by new inventions, and that, therefore, the business cycle is inherent in any complex industrial society, regardless of its political organization...
Meanwhile, in 1912, he published the "Theorle der Wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung," in which he enunciates the now famous theory of the physical business cycle, the theory that alternate periods of prosperity and depression are caused by new inventions, and that, therefore, the business cycle is inherent in any complex industrial society, regardless of its political organization...
...team as a whole is suffering from an inferiority complex, resulting from the fact that it is composed mostly of Sophomores, and has not yet taken one League game out of three starts, as well as dropping most of its other contests. If they take the Indians into camp tonight, and in practice they show enough power to do so, it is almost a sure bet that they will also win the third game of the series and then ride rough-shod over Yale. The Crimson ice-men possess a potential power which, once it begins to click, will easily...
...prefer to consider our relations with Russia in as simple a light as possible, instead of trying to make them a complicated affair. There is nothing very complex in trying to maintain friendly relations with one's neighbors, which is essentially the administration's purpose in making the move...
...packed audience of moppets and grownups murmured as 2,700 stars winked in their proper places on the dim vault overhead, as the planets glowed, as the Milky Way streamed in soft splendor. A lecturer identified stars and constellations with a flashlight beam. As the projector moved on its complex nest of gears, aeons of astronomical time flashed by. Realizing that this was no idle frivolity but a magnificent glimpse of infinity, Charles Hayden was moved as he had rarely been moved before. Back in his Manhattan office, Mr. Hayden heard of plans to supply New York City with...