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Wäch·ter

(vak'tĕr),
Herman J.G., 20th-century German pathologist. See: Bracht-Wächter lesion.
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Bettina Wachter, the lead researcher of the study said, "We saw from the stud books that the reproduction failed when the females were six years or older at their first introduction to a male."
Researchers recommend keeping Cheetahs in zoological gardens to curb their decreasing amount
von Wachter, University of California, Los Angeles and NBER, "The Value of Working Conditions in the United States and Implications for the Structure of Wages" (NBER Working Paper No.
Longer Working Lives and Labor Demand
Members of the jazz band are: Anthony Cruz, Andrea Moreno, Angel Lopez, Julia Stanischewski, Javier Romano, Erick Garduno, Leo Quintana, Morgan Tadish, Marco Gonzalez, David Martinez, Kyle Splett, Roman Chapkis, Kyle Mesa, Fernando Moreno, Ali Kron, Estephania Diaz, Emily Wachter, Gustavo Leyva, Alexandra Kaprak, Nicki Koutun, and Anabel Perez-Brennan.
Wheeling Jazz 1 Performs at Illinois Music Education Convention
2007) 1931 Robert Duvall, American award winning actor and filmmaker 1946 Diane Keaton, US actress, above 1950 Chris Stein, American rock guitarist and co-founder of Blondie 1965 Vinnie Jones, English-born Welsh footballer and actor 1969 Marilyn Manson, musician 1969 Paul McGillion, Scottish actor 1976 Matt Wachter, US bassist 1978 January Jones, US actress
Birthdays
In the aftermath of the crisis, Congress, under the Dodd-Frank Act, put into place a new financial regulatory architecture that included both increased capital requirements and stress tests, in an effort to limit the banking sector's role in amplifying real estate price bubbles in the future (Duca, Popoyan, and Wachter, forthcoming; Calem, Correa, and Lee 2016).
CREDIT RISK TRANSFER, INFORMED MARKETS, AND SECURITIZATION
von Wachter studied the effects of entering the labor market during a recession for all workers in the United States from 1976 to 2015.
It doesn't pay (as much) to enter the labor market during a recession
"Our data tell us that there is no fixed limit to the human lifespan yet in sight," said study senior author Kenneth Wachter, a UC Berkeley professor emeritus of demography and statistics.
The Odds of Living to 110-Plus Level Out, Once You Hit 105
But at extreme ages, they stop getting worse," said co-author Kenneth Wachter, a professor of statistics at the University of California, Berkeley.
Human lifespan may not have peaked after all: Study
Wachter, MD, a professor at the University of California, San Francisco, and a member of the board of governors for The Doctors Company.
Study: EHR malpractice claims are rising
In our American Economic Review article tided "Immigration and Neighborhood," Albert Saiz and I (Saiz and Wachter 2011) provide evidence on the segregation of immigrants and native-born populations, and the consequent neighborhood sorting by income and ethnicity.
Immigration and segregation
As such, an alternative approach to constructing the control group, like the one presented in this Commentary and in Davis and von Wachter (2011), may be more useful to researchers and policymakers interested in the effect of displacement on workers' earnings.
Measuring the true impact of job loss on future earnings
A $1 million investment James and his business partner Maverick Carter - along with financial advisor Paul Wachter of Main Street Advisors - made in Blaze Pizza during 2012 has reportedly grown to $25 million, according to (http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/20149593/lebron-james-stake-blaze-pizza-chain-now-worth-least-35-million) ESPN Tuesday.
LeBron James' Blaze Pizza Chain Investment Worth Over $35 Million

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