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1 Political economy Norman Schofield Washington University in Saint Louis
2 Cycles in a voting game
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4 An asymmetric heart
5 Symmetric heart
6 The failure of half-open in 3PD
7 Cycles in the price simplex
8 Equilibrium on the 2-sphere
9 Stability?
10 Physics and biology
11 The social world
12 Consciousness and quanta
13 10 years of the Dow
14 Leaders
15 democracy
16 Spatial model
17 Leadership or chaos
18 British wages
19 Walpole
20 Tariffs
21 Disraeli
22 Charleston 1670
23 Proclamation act
24 Jefferson
25 1800
26 1824
27 1840 Harrison (whig)
28 1848 Taylor W versus E
29 1856 Buchanan
30 1860 Lincoln Douglas and Bell
31 Election 1896
32 1900 McKinley 51%
33 1904 T.Roosevelt 56%
34 1908 Taft 51% Bryan 43%
35 1912 Wilson 41% TR 27% (green)
36 1916 WW 59%
37 1928 Hoover v Al Smith 41%
38 1932 FDR 57%
39 1944 FDR 53% Dewey 45% break
40 1948 Truman vdewey 45% Thurmond 2%
41 1952 Eisenhower v stephenson44%
42 1960 Kennedy v Nixon -break
43 1964 Johnson & Goldwater
44 1968 Nixon, Humphrey and Wallace
45 1976 Carter 50% & Ford
46 Reagan 1984 south gone
47 1992 Clinton,Perot, Bush NE=dem
48 Clinton v Dole
49 Election 2000 Gore(NE) v Bush(S)
50 2004 Kerry v Bush
51 2008 Obama
52 1860
53 The US rotation 1896
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58
59 2000 Gore
60
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62 Activists in 2004
63
64 Money
65 2008
66 2008
67 2008
68 Prosperity and Regression
69 inequality
70
71 Debt
72 Election model
73 activists
74 The model
75 Voter utility
76 Solving the model
77 Pure spatial model
78 Balance equation
79 Theorem
80
81 Convergence coefficient
82 States,income and religion Rep=red, Dem= blue
83 Institutions 1
84 Corruption
85 Executive
86 Latitude
87 Log Mortality
88 Urban v GDP now
89 GDP v Urban in 1500
90 GDP now v Log pop density 1500
91 Mortality then v GDP now
92 Folk Theorem
93 West v East
94 Atlantic v Med
95 Prezorski
96 Democracy
97 Imperia
98 Mongel
99 Spanish empire up to 1808
100 Ottoman 1680
101 French empire 1814
102 French Empire
103 Russia
104 German
105 Italian
106 British Empire 1914
107 Great Depression
108 Japan 1943
109 Germany 1944
110 Global system
111 Governance 2009
112 Conflicts and deaths
113 #Deaths intrastate etc
114 Non-state conflicts
115 # non state conflicts
116 Coups d etat
117 Africa
118 Oil, income and democracy
119 Rich and poor
120 Fragile states
121 Fragile contd
122 Democratization
123 US military bases
124 FDI
125 Global growth
126 US Trade balance
127 %GDP/Cap US
128 Oil
129 China
130 Defense exp
131 Employment US
132 bubbles
133 Net worth
134 debt
135 US fed expen %gdp
136 US tax receipts 2010
137 US debt
138 US debt/ GDP
139 UK debt.
140 Euro Debt crisis
141 Debt network
142 Euro debt/gdp us=100%
143 Gini
144 GDP EU/US
145 GDP EU/US
146 GDP growth
147 Factor Productivity
148 Country productivity ICT
149 GDP Country Growth
150 PR politics
151 Netherlands 1977
152 Netherlands 1977
153 Netherlands 2006
154 Italy 1987
155 Italy 1994
156 UK 1997
157 Trade
158 services
159 FDI
160 Capital
161 World GDP billions 2001
162 The young
163
164 holocene
165 Celestial oscillations
166 greenhouse
167 Sea level
168 hurricanes
169 floods
170 fires
171 food
172 forests
173 CO2
174 CO2 Stern
175 CO2
176 greenhouse
177 energy
178 targets
179 Temp
180 temp
181 Temp
182 Long run temp
183 Gdp-energy
184 carbon
185 feedbacks
186 Rainfall (Red=less
187 rainfall
188 Page 1 of 1 11/19/2011
189 Page 1 of 1 11/19/2011
190 Page 1 of 1 11/19/2011
191 GDP/energy
192 China
193 china
194
195 growth
196 manufacturing
197 consumption
198 Lights on
199 oil
200 knowledge
201 ardipithecus
202 Brains
203
204 The market
205
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207 Page 1 of /27/2011
208 Measuring Worth - Graphs of Various Historical Economic Series Page 1 of 1 11/27/2011 Logarithm of US Real GDP (billions of 2005 dollars) Another Computation? Citation Lawrence H. Officer and Samuel H. Williamson, "Graphing Various Historical Economic Series" MeasuringWorth.Com, January Please read our Note on Data Revisions. Copyright Notice Copyright 2011 MeasuringWorth. All rights reserved. This work may be copied for non-profit educational uses if proper credit is given. For other permission, please contact admin@measuringworth.com. MeasuringWorth is a service for calculating relative worth over time.
209 Measuring Worth - Graphs of Various Historical Economic Series Page 1 of 1 11/27/2011 US Real GDP Per Capita (year 2005 dollars) Another Computation? Citation Lawrence H. Officer and Samuel H. Williamson, "Graphing Various Historical Economic Series" MeasuringWorth.Com, January Please read our Note on Data Revisions. Copyright Notice Copyright 2011 MeasuringWorth. All rights reserved. This work may be copied for non-profit educational uses if proper credit is given. For other permission, please contact admin@measuringworth.com. MeasuringWorth is a service for calculating relative worth over time.
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