JH Ausubel, Arnulf Grübler.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
50:
113–131
1995
…holidays”2 -1,744 -8,534 -10,278 -720 -3,280 -4,000 Shorter/Longer Work career3 +11,674 -13,779 -2,105 -2,675 +19,268 +16,593 TOTAL -26,830 -34,810 -61,640 -22,240 -710 -22,950 1Changes in hours worked per week (lower…
C Marchetti, PS Meyer, JH Ausubel.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
53:
1–30
1996
…showed 7997 female fetuses [41].) This excess female “mortality” has been a historically omnipresent phenomenon. In China l9th-century surveys report male-female childhood sex ratios up to 4 to 1 as…
…that Viagra could spare threatened species in general and in particular ones exploited in traditional Chinese medicine. Better Viagra than Tiger Bone or Rhino Horn, as Richard Ellis has written….
JH Ausubel.
Journal of the Cosmos Club of Washington D.C
8 (1):
12
1998
Republished in Technology in Society 21:217-231, 1999.Â
…of females have no children, 43 percent of females have a boy, and 42 percent have two kids, the total fertility rate is equal to 1.27. 29 – J–P Sardon, Fecundité…
…benefit. The warmer it gets, the more air conditioners people buy. And the more air conditioners they buy, the warmer it gets: Air conditioners, after all, are major consumers of…
JH Ausubel.
Technology in Society
14:
187–198
1992
…than bread or milk, or most anything that costs more than one ruble. I tried to buy a record. I was not succeeding. Finally somebody in the line spoke in…
IK Wernick (ed).
1995
Published by the Program for the Human Environment, The Rockefeller University, New York, NY
…have reviewed and approved it. We thank Doris Manville for her assistance in organizing and administering the project. We wish to thank other people with whom we consulted during the…
JH Ausubel, DG Victor.
Annual Review of Energy and the Environment
17:
1–43
1992
…in membership as nonwhaling nations joined the IWC in the late 1970s and early 1980s to form a voting bloc; with this new membership the IWC approved a moratorium, beginning…
…equivalent of sub-prime mortgages. “ “But humans are not rational. Why do people buy lottery tickets? They hope for a solution, effectively by magic, as lottery jackpot odds are one…
JH Ausubel.
Challenges of a Changing Earth
175–182
2002
(Proceedings of the Global Change Open Science Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 10-13 July 2001)
…averaged about one hour of walking per day. The essence is that the transport system and the number of people basically determine covered land.[xii] Greater wealth enables people to buy higher…