Some authors (Fama, 1984), believe that this problem is traceable to the existence of a time-varying risk premium. Others connect it to learning effect (Lewis, 1989) or irrationality (Bilson, 1981) the "peso problem" (Krasker, 1980), The "peso problem term" was introduced into the literature by a researcher who concentrated his attention on the predictibility of the Mexican Peso's evolution, which was traded on large scale on the forward market against thE U
Another factor that makes its influence felt in this field is that of government intervention in the foreign exchange market. Although this intervention could prove ineffective, should the agents make rational forecasts (Dominguez and Frankel,1993), this is not often the case
Another factor that makes its influence felt in this field is that of government intervention in the foreign exchange market. Although this intervention could prove ineffective, should the agents make rational forecasts (Dominguez and Frankel,1993), this is not often the case
Some authors (Fama, 1984), believe that this problem is traceable to the existence of a time-varying risk premium. Others connect it to learning effect (Lewis, 1989) or irrationality (Bilson, 1981) the "peso problem" (Krasker, 1980), The "peso problem term" was introduced into the literature by a researcher who concentrated his attention on the predictibility of the Mexican Peso's evolution, which was traded on large scale on the forward market against thE U
Some authors (Fama, 1984), believe that this problem is traceable to the existence of a time-varying risk premium. Others connect it to learning effect (Lewis, 1989) or irrationality (Bilson, 1981) the "peso problem" (Krasker, 1980), The "peso problem term" was introduced into the literature by a researcher who concentrated his attention on the predictibility of the Mexican Peso's evolution, which was traded on large scale on the forward market against thE U
The identity is largely psychological and can be manipulated. (DeFries; Friedman; Corn, 1985) While the role of hormones may have been proved, and a study on the impact of Androgens on the evolution of male gender identity shows that in human's differences in behavior from infancy through adulthood while documented, it has been researched simultaneously on animals using sex-steroid-induced differentiation and activation of the brain at critical periods
Gender identity is a result of social and parental upbringing. (Donovan, 1985) While the argument that there are biological factors that affect all gender role perceptions it can be argued that the biological factors that affect gender perceptions are prenatal sex hormones, genes, and the continuous genetic and hormonal effects
Likewise the Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia -- CAH can cause variations in female fetal development and the female has a stereotypically masculine identity. (Ghosh, 2009) Except such extreme cases the gender identity is developed by the human being in relation to his or her biological sex based on the social conditioning, training and environment
The thoughts, feelings, and the behavior of the individual and those around influence perception of gender perhaps more than the biological and genetic factors. (Lippa, 2002) Gender identity, clearly begins in the intrauterine stage
So we have "male sex hormones, female sex hormones and heterosexual hormones as a reality that simply exists in nature." (Oudshoorn, 1994) If we accept the existence of female and male sex hormones there is the parallel argument that scientists instead of describing reality create such issues by labeling realities
It must be noted that hormones could be the underlying cause of testosterone-or progesterone-related disorders and may others like corticosteroid or gonadotropin-related problems. (Persky, 1987) Gender problems of the physical kind are also caused by malformed genes
The gonad produces the hormones like testosterone and estrogen from which point the biological differentiation begins. (Roughgarden, 2004) The biological process has precedence over all others because the being is created by the process
nurture. (Williams; Birke; Bendelow, 2003) This research into the gender roles during the 1970s and thereafter prompted some feminist social scientists to regard gender as a biological essence in the social context that produced the differentiation of two categories of beings - men and women, which they argued occurred because of socialization processes
Whether a right to work exists, on this view, is an issue to be resolved by moral theory." (Elster, 54) This is the view that sees certain rights as inborn and unalienable
(Of course, the right to work, itself, is not the same as a right to be employed, as one can work in any number of self-directed ways) Opposed to this shaky right to work stands the employer's strong right to self-determination, disposal of his personal property, and his (or her) right of association. While according to many modern theorists, "Property rights have a status in contemporary democracies similar to the status that liberty and voting rights had in earlier times, that is, they are restricted and not universal rights" (Valadez, 11), they are still very potent factors in the determination of social policy
A full deflection of the rudder makes the yawing power to depend on the velocity of airflow across the rudder which in turn depends on the airspeed. With a deceleration of the airplane a speed will be reached below which the rudder moment no longer balances the thrust moment leading to the loss of directional control (Avstop.com)
On the other hand, healthcare providers are to use procedure reporting for outpatient service. (Carver, 2010)
The three payment determination bases are as follows: Cost-payment basis Fee schedule payment basis Price related basis. (Cleverley, Cleverly, & Song, 2010)
Any provider is able to negotiate a payment schedule to lower costs of operations. (Gesme, & Wiseman, 2010)
However, HIPAA requires healthcare providers to use ICD-9 codes for diagnosis reporting. (Wilson, 2006)