...current massive deficit-spending efforts to achieve a robust recovery from our existing doldrums. (The writer is a professor emeritus of financial economics at the University of Georgia. He lives in Aiken, S.C.)
...stock investors diversify not only across industries, but across dividend policies as well. (The writer is a professor emeritus of financial economics at the University of Georgia. He lives in Aiken, S.C.)
...and freedom to contract, there is no reason why we cannot continue to enjoy a fruitful future. (The writer is a professor emeritus of financial economics at the University of Georgia. He lives in Aiken, S.C.)
...years ? the maritime forest retreats at approximately the same rate sea level rises," said Tom Williams, a professor emeritus of forestry and natural resources and co-author of the study."Sea level rises and falls based on earthquakes...
...botanicals. It also contains several minerals, according to a list Sullivan provided.Charles Yesalis, a Penn State professor emeritus and expert on steroid use in sports, said animal steroids likely wouldn't have an athletic performance-enhancing...
...opportunities for innovative entrepreneurs lie virtually in performing as "crony capitalists"? (The writer is a professor emeritus of financial economics at the University of Georgia. He lives in Aiken, S.C.)
...capitalists. We should be keenly aware of that, and not worry about overemphasizing incentives. (The writer is a professor emeritus of financial economics at the University of Georgia. He lives in Aiken, S.C.)
...Chapter in Elberton, which is sponsoring the event.Caldwell worked for many years with noted historian Ed Cashin, professor emeritus and director of the Center of Georgia History. He died in 2007.Caldwell has received numerous awards for her...
...she gave up her strong fight. I was there. But that flame lives on. It will never vanish. (The writer is a professor emeritus of financial economics at the University of Georgia. He lives in Aiken, S.C.)
...appreciative audience for his intriguing sculptures that employ symbolic imagery and, at times, visual puns. An art professor emeritus at Towson University in Baltimore, he intends for his work to be thought provoking and invites viewers to look beyond...