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29 Dec 2006: What are the challenges and, in particular, whattechnology, economic and networkmodelling issues need to be overcome tomake it happen? ... of existing policy instrumentshave become apparent, and the economic damage ofcongestion is rapidly increasing.

21 Dec 2006: So what's the problem with implementing road pricing? This talk will outline some of the challenges, and, in particular, some of the technology, economic and network modelling issues. ... A. M. Odlyzko, Review of Network Economics 3 (2004) 323-346.

1 Dec 2006: External properties are stated at historical cost. All freehold buildings are depreciated on a straight line basis over their expected useful economic life of 50 years. ... Maintenance of premises The cost of major refurbishment is capitalised and

29 Nov 2006: the direct property holdings, taking into account strategic and economic factors; • to reach agreement on a plan for the internal refurbishment of the College’s Lasdun building, where. ... Moreover, the College is not engaged in an economic activity,

28 Nov 2006: PARTIIA EXAMINATION OF THE ECONOMICS TRIPOS. Thursday 8 June 2006 9.00 - 12.00. ... a) Compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors. (b) Diagonalize the matrix. (c) Suppose that economic agents are either unemployed or employed.If an agent is unemployed, the

27 Nov 2006: Wells wrote: "The State will stand at the back of the economic struggle as the reserve employer of Labour." Churchill said: "The State should increasingly assume the position of the reserve

27 Nov 2006: 1. Magnetic storage technology. Magnetic storage is the most economic form of non-volatile storage for many applicationsw1–14x.

23 Nov 2006: boundaries of the metropolis must be redrawn to account for significant economic and. ... the tertiary sector.11 This model incorporates a central paradigm of modern economic.

18 Nov 2006: Aviation:. 1999. 2002. 2003. Economics of climate change:. 2002.

7 Nov 2006: The screened subset ofprocesses are then ranked, using approximate economic criteria,the most obvious of which is time. ... The ability to manu-. facture to tolerances controls the precision and accuracy of the de-vices and also has economic consequences

4 Nov 2006: So what's the problem with implementing road pricing? This talk will outline some of the challenges, and, in particular, some of the technology, economic and network modelling issues. ... A. M. Odlyzko, Review of Network Economics 3 (2004) 323-346.

1 Nov 2006: Freehold buildings (including the cost of renewals) are depreciated on a straight line basis over the expected useful economic life of 50 years. ... The related benefactions are credited to a deferred capital grant and are released to the Income and

1 Nov 2006: C. WOOD, GAncient Philosophy 2001 R. B. B. WARDY, CTHApplied Economics 2002 J. ... I. FRENCH, GGeodesy and Geophysics 1997 A. J. HAINES, EDGeographical Economics 2003 B.

1 Nov 2006: Geography (d) Dr K. Patel, M, Prof. I. H. White, JE.Economics (c) Prof. ... Directorships, etc.Agricultural Economics Unit, Director of the. The Appointments Committee for the Department of Land.

23 Oct 2006: geometrical, structural, thermal and economic. Geometric constraints are restrictions on. the overall size of the structure. ... Economic. constraints are primarily specified in terms of the overall manufacturing cost, although a.

13 Oct 2006: Whether the issue is elephants crop-raiding on poor farmers' farms in Kenya, industrial palm oil plantations replacing rain forest, or habitat restoration in the English countryside, the economic and the ... values, economics and political systems of

12 Oct 2006: These results, if confirmed for a wider range of pile sizesand ground conditions, suggest that there may be potentialfor the high stiffness of jacked piles to be exploited formore economic foundation

11 Oct 2006: Economic, political, cultural, sociological andpsychological factors are of huge importance, as is the role of governments,international agencies and NGOs in responding to crises. ... Hurricane Katrinashowed that extreme events can have global economic

4 Oct 2006: The economic impact alone of the disorder is enormous: in the United States the direct and indirect costs of schizophrenia were estimated to have been as much as $40 billion in

1 Oct 2006: It has yielded a vast array of detail, including accounts of social, economic and religious activity; the development of Jewish law; the knowledge of famous scholars, sometimes in their own hand;

1 Oct 2006: all major macro-economic decisions affecting the country are still made elsewhere.

26 Sep 2006: Professor Christopher Lowe, at the Institute for Biotechnology, University of Cambridge, has been named the ‘Most Entrepreneurial Scientist of the United

26 Sep 2006: hours])DR G. DOPPELHOFERTopics in Economic Growth (8 hours [4@2. hours]) Tu. ... Quantitative Economics Classes 12 hours [8@1.5 hours]W. 2–4 beginning 11 Oct.

26 Sep 2006: Topics in the history of economic thought [Eight classes]DR J. A. ... Topics in the history of economic thought[Eight classes]. DR S. HORRELL AND DR L.

26 Sep 2006: DR P. KATTUMANQuantitative Research Methods(Judge Business School). PROF. A. HARVEYEconometrics(Faculty of Economics). ... The same continued. The same continued. ELECTIVE Modules. DR S. SATCHELLAsset Pricing(Faculty of Economics).

26 Sep 2006: HISTORYPROF. K. POMERANZ. Ellen Macarthur Lectures: Economic Legacies ofAgrarian Empire: Chinese Economic Developmentand Comparative History.

26 Sep 2006: 4E1 Technological Innovation: research and practice. 4E5 International Business Economics. 4E12/5CMI5 Project Management. ... 4M15 Sustainable Energy. MF1 Introduction to Financial Reporting. MM3 Business Economics.

26 Sep 2006: DR S. SZRETERCentral concepts in economic and social history [Eight. classes]. ... SZRETERCentral concepts in economic and social history. [Four classes] To be arrangedPROF.

26 Sep 2006: DR H. ENGLUNDAnthropology and Economics (weeks 1–8). M. 11 (Arts School, Room C)DR N. ... SSORIN-CHAIKOV AND DR D. SNEATH(Seminar) Anthropology and the Study of. Economics (weeks 1–8) Tu.

26 Sep 2006: W. 11. DR M. SUNIKKASocio- Economic Dimensions of Architecture. F. 11.

26 Sep 2006: NICHOLLS. M. 9, Tu. 9, Room 1. Paper 5 Environmental Economics, Law and PolicyDR A.

26 Sep 2006: Atmospheric Models (also for MPhil QS)PROF. H. GRAF (Three hours). Modelling Socio-Economic DataPROF.

26 Sep 2006: Atmospheric Models (also for MPhil QS)PROF. H. GRAF (Three hours). Modelling Socio-Economic DataPROF.

25 Sep 2006: M. 9 (weeks 5–8)DR C. MEISSNERSocial and Political Aspects of Economic. ... PAPER 13 (A SUBJECT IN ECONOMICS)(Not Available). PAPER 14 (A SUBJECT IN ECONOMIC HISTORY):WORLD DEPRESSION IN THE INTERWAR YEARS Paper Co-ordinator: Dr S.

25 Sep 2006: 11. British Economic and Social History 380–1100 (Paper 7)DR M. T. ... 10. British Economic and Social History 1050–c.1500 (Paper 8). PROF. M.

25 Sep 2006: FENNER (Leader). 4E3 (Information systems)DR M. R. JONES (Leader). 4E5 (International business economics)DR M. ... McFarlane. Paper P3 (Management Economics and Accounting)Leader: Mr P. Guest. Paper P4 (Engineering Materials and Processing)Leaders: Dr C.

25 Sep 2006: ENGLUNDAnthropology and Economics (weeks 1–8). M. 11 (Arts School, Room C)DR N. ... DR H. ENGLUNDAnthropology and Economics (weeks 1–8). M. 11 (Arts School, Room C)DR N.

25 Sep 2006: PROF. A. MACFARLANEPolitics and Economic Life Tu. F. 10 (weeks 1–4, eight. ... beginning 6 Oct.) Rayleigh Lecture Theatre, FreeSchool Lane. MS M-F. GARCIAInformal economic activity M.

25 Sep 2006: W. 11. DR M. SUNIKKASocio- Economic Dimensions of Architecture. F. 11.

25 Sep 2006: Atmospheric Models (also for MPhil QS)PROF. H. GRAF (Three hours). Modelling Socio-Economic DataPROF.

20 Sep 2006: The economic impact alone ofthe disorder is enormous: in the. United States the direct andindirect costs of schizophreniawere estimated to have been asmuch as $40 billion in the year2000.

11 Sep 2006: Economic: What things cost and how to make a business out of providing infrastructure and goods. • ... ESD Skills Developed:. Impact of Engineering on the Environment (4.1.2) The impact of engineering on the environment, social, knowledge and economic

11 Sep 2006: Economic: What things cost and how to make a business out of providing infrastructure and goods. • ... ESD Skills Developed:. Impact of Engineering on the Environment (4.1.2) The impact of engineering on the environment, social, knowledge and economic

11 Sep 2006: its ability to defend its portfolio of strategies, considering both capac-ity constraints and social (political and economic) impacts of each technology. ... ESD Skills Developed:. Each of the strategies involves a consideration of economics and societal

11 Sep 2006: its ability to defend its portfolio of strategies, considering both capac-ity constraints and social (political and economic) impacts of each technology. ... ESD Skills Developed:. Each of the strategies involves a consideration of economics and societal

6 Sep 2006: The theme of the Festival this year is 'People, science and society', with the presidential address exploring the economic impact of climate change and the 'human' context of scientific development.

4 Sep 2006: 216.8. Objective: Explore the scope for using economic instruments to deliver more sustainable development, and avoid "perverse subsidies" which work against sustainable development.

31 Aug 2006: The theme of the Festival this year will be 'People, science and society', with the presidential address exploring the economic impact of climate change and the 'human' context of scientific development.

21 Aug 2006: Asian vultures are at risk of lethal kidney failure if they feed from carcasses of a cow that died after treatment with the anti-inflammatory drug diclofenac.

9 Aug 2006: ECONOMICS TRIPOS PART I ______________________________________________________________________. Friday 16 June 2006 9 – 12 ______________________________________________________________________. Paper 3. QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN ECONOMICS. This