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        Unpaid Care Work
        Unpaid Care Work
        Unpaid care work refers to the work done for the purpose of caring and looking after others without getting any monetary benefits for the work.
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        Technology and Characteristics of Technological Innovation
        Technology and Characteristics of Technological Innovation
        Technology is a complex system, composed of more than one entity or sub-systems of technologies and a relationship that holds between each entity and at least one other entity in the system for achieving specific goals.
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        Theories and Laws of Scientific Development
        Theories and Laws of Scientific Development
        Science is a complex system with dynamic elements (e.g., disciplines and research fields) that develop over time. The evolution of science is critical to explain human progress.
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        A New Justification for Full Reserve Banking?
        A New Justification for Full Reserve Banking?
        Full reserve banking is name for a bank system under which, to over-simplify, private/commercial banks cannot issue money: that is, all money is issued by central banks. Other phrases used to describe that system include “100% reserves”, “Sovereign Money” and “narrow banking”.
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        The Third Industrial Revolution
        The Third Industrial Revolution
        In the years following the Second World War, America’s Bell System developed the innovation that would launch a third industrial revolution in the United States and soon after in the rest of the world.
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        Remembering Milton Friedman
        Remembering Milton Friedman
        I was privileged to meet Milton Friedman when I was a student in Japan in 1969. The lecture that he gave that August afternoon in the Nihon Keizai Shimbun Hall in Tokyo on “Monetary versus Fiscal Policy” had a profound impact on my thinking.
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        Is Ross Ulbricht of Silk Road a Libertarian Hero?
        Is Ross Ulbricht of Silk Road a Libertarian Hero?
        For those who have been Rip Van Winkling it for the last little while Ross Ulbricht set up Silk Road, which was an electronic market for buying and selling illegal drugs.
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        Theory of the Evolution of Technology
        Theory of the Evolution of Technology
        Evolution of technology is a stepwise advancement of a complex system of artifact, driven by interactions with sub-systems and other technological systems, considering technical choices, technical requirements and science advances, which generate new and/or...
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        Evolution and Human Activity
        Evolution and Human Activity
        The humanities and social sciences analyse change, both micro and macro. Thus, there is much talk about development in both explanation and prediction.
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        Survival Analysis
        Survival Analysis
        Survival analysis or duration modelling is a widely applied statistical method for estimating the expected time until a specific event of interest occurs.
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