By the early 1990s the amyloid theory attracted the interest of Lansbury, then at MIT doing basic research on how proteins fold into their complex final structures.

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By the early 1990s the amyloid theory attracted the interest of chemist Peter Lansbury, who was then at MIT doing basic research on how proteins fold into their complex final structures.

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One of these days, so the theory goes, rising interest rates will take a bite of out torrid home sales.

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Meanwhile, Austrian theory focuses on the way changes of interest rates change the pattern of investment in capital goods.

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According to this theory it is the artificial lowering of interest rates and creation of excess credit by a central bank's monetary policy that causes investors to erroneously believe that economic conditions are better than they actually are, leading to an abundance of overconfidence.

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Massachusetts case and out in Seattle, where school districts on their own set up voluntary measures to assign students to schools, and in two cases, two courts of appeals have held that this is constitutional on the same theory as the big University of Michigan cases in 2003 that diversity is a compelling state interest in our society today.

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The source of malinvestment, according to the Austrian theory, is the systematic distortion of the structure of production that has its origins in government manipulation of the interest rate.

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An interest in the academic side of market theory led Neeti Nundy to Wall Street after she graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2002.

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In theory, the prices of various securities should have converged around a general market interest rate.

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