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Coral: part two. (a look at the life of some of the creatures that live in a coral reef)
Ranger Rick
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February 1, 1995|
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It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. The coral reef neighborhood, that is. Thousands of kinds of animals, from this reef shark to these butterflyfish, call the coral reef home. They depend on it for hiding, hunting, breeding, and eating. Want to meet some other neighbors? Just turn the page.
CORAL AT HOME ON A REEF
BIG GUYS, LITTLE GUYS
Coral reefs are hard, stony shapes built by tiny animals called polyps (POL-ups). Each polyp builds a little "house" around itself. A coral reef is made of thousands of these houses built on top of each other over the ...
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A restatement of Walras' theories of capitalisation and money.
Magazine article from: History of Economics Review
; ...of this paper is not to comment on Leon Walras' theories of capitalisation and...the period matters. 1 Introduction Walras introduces general equilibrium theory...fixed capital goods was presented by Walras in the second part of the first edition...
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I am the Walras.(Forum)(Letter to the editor)
Magazine article from: The American Conservative
; ...equilibrium theory pioneered by Leon Walras (1834-1910) has as much an economics...Friedrich von Wieser, likened Walras's work to a map that "Does not...of the complexities of reality." Walras's treatment of economic growth...
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Gerard Debreu: the general equilibrium model (1921-2005) in memoriam.(Obituary)
Magazine article from: American Economist
; ...mathematical of the marginal school; Leon Walras, the most mathematical; and Stanley...science" (Jevons 1970, 78). For Walras, "Pure economics is, in essence...of perfectly free competition" (Walras 1954, 40). He held that "This...
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The morals of the marketplace. (ethics in business is inherent)
Magazine article from: The New Leader
; ...presents a parallel situation. In 1874, Leon Walras, in his Elements of Pure Economics...offers by underbidding each other.' (Walras' emphases.) Without those traders...avoidance of pain. The third, credited by Leon Walras to h
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Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn., Edward Lotterman column: Comprehensive forecasts impossible.
Newspaper article from: Saint Paul Pioneer Press (St. Paul, MN)
; ...prices, etc. -- is very complex. Leon Walras, a French contemporary of Marshall...crop or growing ethanol output. Walras argued that, in theory, it should...econometric models try doing what Walras proposed. The USDA uses a model...
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The Joan Robinson Legacy.
Magazine article from: Southern Economic Journal
; ...especially anything she associated with Walras or classical theory) as perfectly...theory owes virtually nothing to Leon Walras and owes everything to J. R. Hicks's bowdlerized version of Walras's Elements as set forth in Value...
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Great turnabouts in economics, part II
Magazine article from: The Freeman
; ...more frequently, than Adam Smith, Alfred Marshall, Leon Walras, Maynard Keynes, Kenneth Arrow, Milton Friedman...economics for the "noxious influence" of Swiss economist Leon Walras in creating the "perfectly competitive general equilibrium...
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Institutional economics and neoclassicism in the early twentieth century: the role of physics.
Magazine article from: Journal of Economic Issues
; ...And leading theorists such as Walras, Marshall, Pareto, and Fisher...physics was, however, very uneven. Walras had little appreciation of the intricacies...century, Josiah Willard Gibbs. Leon Walras has become an enigma in the history...
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The Paretian School of thought in Italy.(The Paretian School and Italian Fiscal Sociology)(Book review)
Magazine article from: History of Economics Review
; ...initial phase when, inspired by Leon Walras' pure economics, Pareto based his...enhance and set the positive limits to Walras' approach. 'In regard to clarification...regard to extension, he extended Walras' competitive analysis to consider...
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Vilfredo Pareto. Considerations on the Fundamental Principles of Pure Political Economy.(Book review)
Magazine article from: History of Economics Review
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