This could work for those in the early stages of the disease, but eventually there comes a point where people with Alzheimer's no longer recognize their lives as their own, said Barry Schwartz, professor of social action and social theory at Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.
At the same time De Soto was transforming his theory into action.
Starting in the late 1980s, de Soto, with the support of Peru's then-president Alan Garca and his successor Alberto Fujimori, transformed his theory into action.
Starting in the late 1980s De Soto, with the support of then Peruvian president Alan Garcia and his successor Alberto Fujimori, transformed his theory into action.
Now Mr. Chwe argues, absurdly, that in the early 19th Century Austen was laying the philosophical groundwork for a new theory of strategic action.
Had he lived, his theory of collective action might well have won him a Nobel prize in economics, though not a wholly uncontroversial one.
Of course, central to the Dow Theory is that the action of the Dow Jones Industrials must be confirmed by the action of the Dow Jones Transportation Average.
Without favorable price action, I expect that my macro theory is flawed.
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He promoted the idea that the rightness or wrongness of an action depended on its consequences, an ethical theory known as utilitarianism.
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The Theory posits that the Alaska Trustee should immediately file an action in Alaska against the Creditor for a Declaratory Judgment.
With Hard Times (1854) - a critique of the political theory of utilitarianism which holds that the proper course of action is the one that seeks the greatest good for the greatest number of people - Dickens set himself against thinkers like Jeremy Bentham, Thomas Malthus and Adam Smith and their influence on government policy.
In addition, the theory of homeopathy actually defies conventional scientific understanding--in particular, the law of mass action, which demands that the rates of chemical reactions be proportional to the concentrations of substances involved.
Behrend, scheduled for argument Nov. 5, in which Comcast is challenging an appeals court decision allowing a class action to proceed on behalf of all of its Philadelphia customers even though Comcast argues there is no economic theory that could explain how to award damages to them.
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