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...2008b). "Table 1.7: Energy Consumption per Real Dollar of Gross Domestic Product," Monthly Energy Review...
...roughly 17,000 Btu of energy were required, on average, to produce a dollar's worth of output, with output being measured in chained (2000) dollars. In 2007 the corresponding figure was 8,800 Btu (see Table 1.7, "Energy Consumption per Real Dollar of Gross Domestic Product," in Energy Information Administration, 2008b...
...both the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the College over the past year and half—serving as the interim dean of the Faculty last spring when Jeremy R. Knowles fell ill and as the interim dean of the College this past year after Benedict H. Gross ’71 stepped down.During a time of University-wide administrative transition, Pilbeam stepped in to keep the College on track—presiding over the early stages of the implementation of the General Education curriculum, the creation of a sweeping financial aid increase, and plans for a $1 billion...
...Hammonds succeeds anthropologist David R. Pilbeam, who served in an interim capacity for the year after the retirement of Benedict H. Gross ’71, a professor of mathematics...
...question of more than regional interest. The U.S. has been on a three-decade binge during which imports have far exceeded exports, with the trade deficit peaking at $758 billion, or 5.7% of gross domestic product (GDP), in 2006. Whether this is a good thing or a bad thing has been endlessly debated, with no clear resolution. But it does seem to be an unsustainable thing. The U.S. finances its deficit with money borrowed from abroad. At some point, those foreign lenders will want to be paid back. While there are several ways to go about this--inflating...