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Shortages
Scarcity BIBLIOGRAPHY The term scarcity implies a lack of a given thing, of it not being plentiful or easy to find. It is a term that does not impress one as having anything to do with science. For economics, however, scarcity is the starting point, a state of affairs that gives rise to a... Read more |
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Famine
FamineBIBLIOGRAPHY“Famine is like insanity, hard to define but glaring enough when recognized. … one country will define as food shortage what another country would call famine” (Taylor 1947, pp. 98, 102). In recent years, and particularly in the United States, where food surpluses have been... Read more |
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Stephen Hough
Stephen Hough Pianist For the Record… Selected discography Sources The world of classical music has no shortage of gifted and passionate pianists. Alone among their number, however, is a musician who is also accessible, contemporary, and Read more |
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Wage and Price Controls
Wage and Price Controls BIBLIOGRAPHY Examples of rulers and governments attempting to control prices and wages can be found in distant history, but comprehensive wage-price controls or similar voluntary programs for anti-inflation purposes are really a twentieth-century development. Simple... Read more |
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Deficiency
DEFICIENCY A shortage or insufficiency. The amount by which federal income tax due exceeds the amount reported by the taxpayer on his or her return; also, the amount owed by a taxpayer who has not filed a return. The outstanding balance of a debt secured by a mortgage after the mortgaged property... Read more |
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Levittown
LEVITTOWN LEVITTOWN. A mass-produced suburban housing development on Long Island, New York, the first Levittown came to symbolize post–World War II suburbanization. The product of the builders Levitt and Sons, Levittown was constructed between 1947 and 1951 on seven square miles of... Read more |
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Municipal Government
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT refers to the institution created by states to govern incorporated localities—particularly cities. States grant powers to municipal governments so that they might provide basic services, such as police and fire protection, as well as solve the... Read more |
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Sir Frank Whittle
Whittle, Sir Frank (b. 1907). Frank Whittle, the distinguished aeronautical engineer and inventor of the jet engine, began his career as an apprentice with the Royal Air Force at the RAF College, Cranwell. While still a student he developed the idea of the gas turbine or ‘jet’... Read more |
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Press
press. Despite a shortage of newsprint, newspapers and magazines continued to be published in every country during the war years. The civilian press of the belligerents was part of the propaganda war; the armed forces newspapers boosted morale at the front; and the clandestine press of the various... Read more |
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Food
FoodI WORLD PROBLEMSNevin S. ScrimshawBIBLIOGRAPHYII CONSUMPTION PATTERNSYehudi A. CohenBIBLIOGRAPHYI WORLD PROBLEMSLow per capita food production and high rates of population growth in underdeveloped areas cause food shortages in many less developed countries, particularly in tropical and... Read more |
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BUSH, KERRY STAY ON ATTACK IN KEY STATES KERRY RIPS ADMINISTRATION FOR...
...President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, their animosity...battleground states. Kerry also criticized...administration for the shortage of flu vaccine...enough vaccine," Kerry said as he campaigned...Americans on ... |
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Kerry Chides Bush on Flu Vaccine Shortage
...President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, their animosity...battleground states. Kerry also criticized...administration for the shortage of flu vaccine...on the flu vaccine shortage...t have the ... |
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Kerry faults Bush for shortage of flu vaccine.(PAGE ONE)
...nominee Sen. John Kerry yesterday blamed President Bush for failing to head off a flu vaccine shortage and said it raises...have enough of that vaccine, what are they...school, told Mr. Kerry their opportunity to obtain flu ... |
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Commentary: Flu vaccine shortage gradually taking on more political importance
...Flu vaccine shortage gradually taking...Wednesday. President Bush blamed the contamination...himself. Senator Kerry said that this...Since then, the Kerry camp has apparently...are political points to be made on the ... |
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Bush Slams Kerry on Iraq Funding Vote
...Fla.President Bush speaks to supporters...4 percentage points. Also Saturday...sought to portray Kerry as a potentially...Bush often takes Kerry's statements...treacherous world. The Kerry campaign dismissed...deal with the ... |
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Bush questions Kerry's ability to lead; Kerry vows to tackle jobs problem
...FloridaPresident George W. Bush on Saturday questioned...20 percentage points, and then Pike...4 percentage points.Kerry's pitch...sought to portray Kerry as a potentially...Bush often takes Kerry's ... |
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Bush, Kerry intensify war of words
...10-10-2004 Bush, Kerry intensify...administration for the shortage of flu vaccine...t have the vaccines," Kerry said...could disrupt vaccine supplies to the...Schmidt called Kerry's ... |
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Kerry, Bush Campaign After Feisty Debate
...President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, their animosity...either Bush or Kerry a clear edge...administration for the shortage of flu vaccine...on the flu vaccine shortage...have the ... |
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Kerry and Bush rip into each on issues
...President Bush and Sen. John...administration for the shortage of flu vaccine...t have the vaccines," Kerry said at a nursing...their watch." Kerry did not elaborate...could disrupt vaccine supplies to ... |
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Bush and Kerry trade post-debate accusations over war and jobs
...OhioPresident George W. Bush and Sen. John...administration for the shortage of flu vaccine...t have the vaccines," Kerry said at a nursing...their watch."Kerry did not elaborate...could disrupt vaccine ... |