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12 Sep 2002: breakthroughs of enormous economic benefit, either directly, as in the case of public-key. ... Now we obviously cannot get away with hiring the examination hall only twice, since.

8 May 2002: ECONOMICS QUALIFYING EXAMINATION INELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS. Wednesday 25 April 2001 1.30 to 4.30. ... unit. The retailers sell the product to final consumers atno additional cost to themselves.

11 May 2002: In any case, use of electrolytic calibration would subtract such heat from the final result, thereby canceling any effect. ... Although the amounts produced are small, no prosaic explanation has stood the test of detailed examination by many reviewers,

30 Jul 2002: NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration, p. 9. NASDA National Space Development Agency of Japan, p. ... The final steps in the construction of a space structureinvolve extensive ground and, possibly, flight testing, which are extremely costly

8 May 2002: ECONOMICS QUALIFYING EXAMINATION INELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS. Wednesday 26 April 2000 1.30 to 4.30. ... d) Identify a fiscal policy the government mayadopt, which would in-crease the level of national income while reducing the governmentdeficit.

8 May 2002: ECONOMICS QUALIFYING EXAMINATION INELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS. Friday 29 October 2000 9 to 12. ... where C is consumption, I investment, Y denotes national income, Ggovernment spending, X exports, M imports, e the exchange rate,rthe interest rate, ms money