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W hen a lengthy book is widely discussed in academic circles and the popular media it is probably inevitable that the arguments of the book will be Capital in the TwentyFirst Century 2014 a. Bogle This article represents a rare if not unique attempt to estimate the drag on mutual fund returns engendered by allin investment expenses including not only expense ratios until now the conventional measure of fund costs but also fund transacti n M lums: according to this thinking, slums are a transitory phenomenon characteristic slums: according to this thinking, slums are a transitory phenomenon characteristic of fast-growing economies, and • Number 1 • WINTER 2000 { I he preaching that kills may be, and often is, orthodox Introduction 4-color page Section ofan Winter 2010, Volume 37, Number 1 Editorial BoardHAIRStephen J. WermielBERWilson Adam SchooleyBERSusan Ann SilversteinBERPenny WakeeldBERBERAram SchveySSUEDITOR Julie Goldsmith Reiser is a partner and member of the Securities Fraud and Civil Rights Practice Groups at Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, PLLC, and Elizabeth C. Guarnieri is the Director of Investor S Employee Dishonesty: R. A. (Andy) Wilson, CFE, CPP Managing Director Wilson & Turner Incorporated Investigative Consultants Abstract In this applied research study, a survey of risk managers was O O ver the past 60 years, there have been substantial improvements in the ver the past 60 years, there have been substantial improvements in the college preparation of female students and the colle 4 Journal of Economic Perspectives subSaharan Africa is the lowest-income region in the world. Figure 1 and Table 1, taken together, offer a snapshot of Africa today. Figure 1 is a map of the continen E onomists often emphasize that 2 Galenson dwindled in importance over time, servitude continued to exist in mainland North America until at least the fourth decade of the nine- teenth century. In that same decade, indentured servit Kelsey Klein Volume 22, Number 2 (2014), www.amstat.org/publicationsshared among individuals, but it may not be republished in any medium without express written Correlated predictors in regression 152 Journal of Economic Perspectives price-setting decisions, or indirectly through wages. The lack of complete nominal flexibility (which is what is needed for the AS curve in output-price level spac Harvard International Law Journal / Vol. 48 In response to these questions, this Article sets out to identify and evalu-ate potential constitutional limits on the ability of the United States to ex-t