This article provides an overview of wealth inequality in Germany during 1300–1850, introducing a novel database. We document four alternating phases decline and growth. The Black Death (1347–1352) led to decline, until about 1450. Thereafter, rose steadily. Thirty Years’ War (1618–1648) the 1627–1629 plague triggered second phase reduction. distinguishes from other European areas where grew mo...

In light of the recent experimental results on decays B+ → fX(1300)K and B±(0) → J/ψK X (1430) from Belle, we study the B → P (V )S type decays, B±(0) → f0(1370)K and B±(0) → J/ψK 0 (1430), in comparison with the B → P (V )T type decays, B±(0) → f2(1270)K and B±(0) → J/ψK 2 (1430). We calculate the BRs for these decays by using the form factors obtained in the ISGW2 model [the improved version ...

In the present study, a time discrimination task was used to investigate the effect of different contexts for intervals varying from 400 to 1600 ms. A potential time-space interaction was controlled, and participants used both manual responses (Experiments 1 and 2) and vocal responses (Experiment 3). Three ranges of durations were employed (short, middle and long), and within each range conditi...

s 2-5 Name Position Address email Phone Fax Abbott, David Professor 203 Primate Center 1220 Capitol Court [email protected] 263-3583 263-4031 Alarid, Elaine Assistant Professor 120 Service Memorial Institute 1300 University Ave [email protected] 265-9319 265-5512 Bertics, Paul Professor 571A Medical Sciences Center 1215 Linden Drive [email protected] 262-8667 262-5253 Bird, ...

Rsing agricultural productivity is central to economic development and has been studied by the historians of many countries. Much has been learned about their separate histories, but long-term, cross-national comparisons remain elusive. Crop yields have received considerable attention,' and progress has been made in understanding their evolution. However, labour productivity is arguably a more ...