Bridging the Gap? Government Subsidized Lending and Access to Capital

Behavioural Economics: bridging the gap between theory and government policy

Government-subsidized home care.

In 1994/95, over half a million people, or 2.5% of the population aged 18 or older, received some form of government-subsidized home care (see Data sources and The questions). By 2003, although the estimated number of recipients had increased by about 125,000, the proportion of the population receiving such care—2.7%—did not differ significantly from the 1994/95 figure. In some ways, the charac...

Bridging the Gap: Social Capital and Subnational Regional Development

Bridging the I.V. access gap with midline catheters.

Bridging the Gap Bridging the Educational Research-Teaching Practice Gap

The first paper [1] in this two-part miniseries on conceptual understanding discussed expert and novice conceptual knowledge, the multifaceted nature of conceptual understanding, and the cognitive skills essential for constructing it. This second article presents examples of instruments for the assessment and development of five facets of conceptual understanding that require competence in the ...