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SPRINKEL: There has not been, nor do I think there should be any attempt to interfere directly in individual price or wage decisions. Such efforts do not work. They have not worked in this country, and they have not worked abroad...
TRIFFIN: They did work in Holland-spectacularly...
SPRINKEL: They did for a while. I think everyone agrees that in the face of overly expansive economic policies, no set of guideposts will work very long...
HELLER: There is no earthly way-maybe there is a heavenly way-to achieve price stability or to disinflate without knocking people out of jobs. When you talk about moving from, say, 3.5% to 4.5% unemployment, that means an other 830,000 people will be knocked out of work. They are not likely to be the skilled and the semiskilled and the strong. They will probably be those workers who are the weakest links in the employment chain, potentially the most disruptive links in the social and political chain...
...travel but also whether to fly toward or away from the North Star. The most likely agent, he thinks, is a hormone or combination of hormones, secreted in response to varying amounts of daylight as the seasons change. If Emlen can identify these hormones and discover how they work, he may help explain how similar biological clocks work in other animals, including...