In Reply to Lawson

How to Handle Economic Freedom: Reply to Lawson

In this reply, we briefly deal with each of these issues. As Lawson points out, we cite Martin Paldam (2003) to convince skeptical readers that the economic freedom indicators provide valuable information and should be used more often in empirical research. Indeed, the change in the economic freedom indicator can be used as a proxy for the institutional changes and policies generally supported ...

Reply to Lawson et al.: A synergistic approach to mental health research.

Introduction to Lawson homology

Lawson homology has quite recently been proposed as an invariant for algebraic varieties. Various equivalent definitions have been suggested, each with its own merit. Here we discuss these for projective varieties and we also derive some basic properties for Lawson homology. For the general case we refer to Paulo Lima-Filho’s lectures in this volume.

George Lawson and

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A Lawson

could find no other major social or environmental change that occurred in the population we served which mighthave explained these striking findings. We agree with Dr Platt that it would have been advantageous to compare our experience with that of similar districts in England. Despite strenuous efforts, however, we could not obtain comparable data of this type. The experience in the Edinburgh ...