Ethnicity and Family Therapy 
.... In another chapter, "The Myth of the Shiksa," Edwin H.
Friedman (
1982) discusses a phenomenon that he originally attributed to the Jewish community, the ....
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Social Responsibility and Economics
.... as the acceptance by corporate officials of a social responsibility other than to make as much money for their stockholders as possible (
Friedman,
1982, p. 133 ....
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
.... opposition candidates had been beaten - and even murdered - because they had spoken out about these, and other, financial irregularities (
Friedman,
1982, p. 3 ....
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Elites in American Society
.... as the acceptance by corporate officials of a social responsibility other than to make as much money for their stockholders as possible (
Friedman,
1982, 133). ....
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Options and Their Role in Increasing Equilibrium
.... The use of stock options has a stabilizing effect on equity markets because it allows for hedging against risk (Blume &
Friedman,
1982). ....
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Ideas of Milton Friedman
.... in the word "only." To be even fairer, the concept of "ethics" as such has never figured too prominently in any of
Friedman's work (
Friedman, 1962,
1982). ....
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Thomas L. Friedman's From Beirut to Jerusalem
.... From 1979 to 1981,
Friedman was the Beirut correspondent for United Press International, and in
1982 he became the bureau chief in Beirut for the New York Times ....
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US Marines in Beirut in 1982
.... Arafat agreeing to withdraw the PLO from Beirut in the summer of
1982 on the .... to oversee the evacuation of the 14,000 PLO and Syrian fighters (
Friedman, 1989). ....
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Long Term Health Care Services Comparison
.... own health care pay for some of the services delivered to the working poor through the process of cost shifting by health care providers (
Friedman,
1982). ....
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Socially Responsible Investing
.... In this context, Nobel Prize winner Milton
Friedman (
1982, p. 133) said that: The view has been gaining widespread acceptance that corporate officials . . . ....
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Financial Performance of Acute Care Hospitals
.... of them) for delivered health care services are shifted from the recipient to others receiving health care services from the same provider (
Friedman,
1982). ....
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Currency Reform in Berlin in 1940s
.... because it was able to survive great harm caused "by mistakes on the part of a few men" wielding "vast power over the monetary system" (
Friedman,
1982, p. 50). ....
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Workplace Issues Affecting People With Disabilities
.... as the acceptance by corporate officials of a social responsibility other than to make as much money for their stockholders as possible (
Friedman,
1982, 133). ....
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Changing Health Care Delivery Environment
.... of them) for delivered health care services are shifted from the recipient to others receiving health care services from the same provider (
Friedman,
1982). ....
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Custodial Care for the Elderly
.... own health care pay for some of the services delivered to the working poor through the pro cess of cost shifting by health care providers (
Friedman,
1982). ....
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Four Essays
.... 5Milton
Friedman, Capitalism and Freedom, Edition With New Preface by the Author, Originally Published in 1970 (Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1982), 22 ....
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Custodial Care & the Elderly Chapter 2 REVIEW OF RELEVANT ...
.... own health care pay for some of the services delivered to the working poor through the process of cost shifting by health care providers (
Friedman,
1982). ....
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From Beruit to Jerusalem
.... This same wild imagination is useful in understanding the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in
1982. Again
Friedman personalizes the tale to show that no one escapes ....
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Dimensions of Custodial Care for the Elderly in Bermuda
.... Growing old in America. New York: Oxford University Press.
Friedman, E. (
1982). Shifting the cost and the blame. Hospitals, 56, 93 97.
Friedman, M. (1953). ....
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The Evolution of AIDS
....
Friedman-Kien acted to alert the gay community to the possible link between sexual .... By May 21,
1982, the CDC had identified the disease as a growing health ....
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History of the AIDS Epidemic
....
Friedman-Kien acted to alert the gay community to the possible link between sexual .... By May 21,
1982, the CDC had identified the disease as a growing health ....
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US Monetary Policy
.... This position maintains that the even
Friedman's rigid targets for the Federal Reserve .... stringent enough Looking at the period from 1979 until
1982 it appeared ....
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Histoical Framework of Dream Theory
.... show improvement. For example,
Friedman (
1982) used Gendlin's model of dream interpretation with a neurotic patient. According to ....
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Publicly Funded Tuition Vouchers
....
Friedman, M. (1962). Capitalism and freedom. Chicago: U of Chicago P. Geske, T. (
1982). Educational finance: Research findings and policy implications. ....
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Dream Theory THE PROBLEM Introduction to the Stu
.... show improvement. For example,
Friedman (
1982) used Gendlin's model of dream interpretation with a neurotic patient. According to ....
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Syntex
.... However, in 1984, Syntex made the news in a more bizarre way (Sloane,
1982, May 3 .... in 1987, and, in the summer of 1989, 55-year-old Paul E.
Friedman became the ....
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Government revenues to create tuition vouchers
.... Phi Delta Kappan, 68, 356 360.
Friedman, M. (1962). Capitalism and freedom. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.Geske, T. (
1982). ....
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Fall of Authoritarian Regimes
....
Friedman finds in the Middle East is its distinct style of ruthlessness; what he calls the "Hama Rules." Hama, the fourth largest city in Syria, was until
1982 ....
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Divorce and Children's Learning
.... Clarke-Stewart, A.,
Friedman, S. & Koch, J. (1985). Child development: A topical approach. NY: Wiley. Emery, RE (
1982). Interparental ....
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Custodial Care for the Elderly in Bermuda
.... own health care pay for some of the services delivered to the working poor through the pro-cess of cost shifting by health care providers (
Friedman,
1982). ....
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