Livin''La Vida Libre Media 1为一家以古巴为主题的奥兰多餐厅制作了非常有趣味的招牌

Dale is president and co-partner at Media 1 ldentity Solutions (Longwood,FL).Cuba Libre在Pointe Orlando开设了第三家分公司,这家公司设立了户外购物和餐饮,还在街对面开设了娱乐场所,从以橙县(佛罗里达州)的会议中心到设施齐全的国家商会,非常具有吸引力。这家餐馆将它的货物运输到一个现已禁止的岛屿上,这种境况让人想起了很久之前卡斯特罗的哈瓦那。Cuba Libre公司在深夜还会播放一些生动的音乐,配合以拉丁音乐为主题的歌舞表演,同时提供丰盛的可供选择的拉丁鸡尾酒和诱人的古巴车票。这是一个两层楼,占地面积为20000平方英尺的场所,所有装置都是露天的,建筑色彩鲜明,植物颇有异国风情,服务员们统一身穿瓜亚贝拉制服,周围散发出一种热带雨林的氛围。     

Education and productivity growth in a market economy

The purpose of this paper is to measure the impact of investment in education on U.S. economic growth. Education is treated as an investment in human capital, since benefits accrue to an educated individual over a lifetime of activities. One of the most important benefits is higher income from participation in the labor market. This is the key to understanding the link between investment in education and economic growth. The most important finding is that investment in human and nonhuman capital accounts for an overwhelming proportion of the growth of the U.S. economy during the postwar period. Educational investment will continue to predominate in the investment requirements for more rapid growth.Invited Address at the Thirty-Fourth Atlantic Economic Society Conference, October 15–18, 1992, Plymouth, Massachusetts.     

Divorce and female labor force participation: Evidence from times-series data and cointegration

The divorce rate in the United States has increased over the last 40 years. This increase was accompanied both by growing female labor force participation and rising female income. These changes were accompanied by a significant reduction in the birth rate for married women. This article uses time-series data and cointegration techniques to determine the direction of causality between these variables. Analysis of the impulse functions show that the divorce rate will increase if either female labor force participation or income increases. Positive innovations to the divorce rate increase the labor force participation rate of married women. Rising levels of income lead to greater female participation in the labor market.     

International Portfolio Diversification and the Magnitude of the Market Timer's Penalty

Market timers without timing skill suffer a penalty relative to buy-and-hold investors in the form of higher portfolio risk. With transactions costs, timers suffer lower expected returns as well. We derive the magnitude of this penalty for a timer randomly switching funds between two or more risky assets. Assuming costless trades, a U.S.-based timer randomly switching between U.S. and Japanese national stock funds can expect to face a 26.2% higher standard deviation than a comparable buy-and-hold investor at the same level of expected return. A timer randomly switching between a globally diversified equity portfolio and U.S. T-bills faces a 50.3% higher standard deviation of return than a comparable buy-and-hold investor.     

A classification system for understanding individual differences in temporal orientation among processual researchers and organizational informants

This paper develops a classification system of temporal orientations in an effort to provide processual researchers with a framework for understanding the potential impact of temporal orientations on processual research methods and findings. In developing the classification system four general conceptions of time are reviewed, including physiological, objective, psychological, and socially constructed relative time. Specific dimensions of temporal orientation previously studied are identified, and additional dimensions are offered. It is suggested that temporal concerns are endemic to management and organizational processes, and that differences in temporal orientations among researchers and organizational informants should be considered when conducting processual research.