The Modern Athenians: the Edinburgh Review in the Knowledge Economy of the Early Nineteenth Century

Discusses the role of intellectual periodicals, specifically the edinburgh Review, in creating and representing the interdisciplinary knowledge economy of early 19th century Edinburgh, and proposes the term the Periodical Enlightenment to represent this distinctive phase in Scottish culture

Examining AWB’s market power in the international wheat market

The Australian wheat marketing system has been through a number of stages of deregulation in recent years. However, the AWB still maintains the monopoly selling rights of Australian wheat exports. The AWB and its supporters justify the single desk by arguing that the monopoly power enables them to gain a higher price in the export markets. Opposition to the single desk argues that Australia does not produce enough wheat to influence prices. The objective of this study is to test the market power hypothesis by examining the quantity - price relationship of Australian wheat exports and the stability of this relationship over time using annual data from 1961 to 2000.AWB, single desk, wheat marketing, national competition policy, Agricultural and Food Policy, Crop Production/Industries,

On the Compatibility of Gestalt Linguistics and Stratificational Grammar

Paper by William M. Christie Jr

Letter from William B. Christie to James B. Finley

In an attempt to re-establish correspondence, Christie writes of his gratitude to Finley for his help in the past. He is concerned about the possible estrangement between them and wants to make it clear that he has always had great affection for Finley. Christie is in feeble health, and reports that the state of religious feeling is low in Urbana and in some respects the state of things unpleasant. My labours here seem to make very little impression. Abstract Number - 199https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1197/thumbnail.jp

A Love Story

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Letter from William B. Christie to James B. Finley

Christie has just moved to Mansfield with his family and expects to set up shop there. People have been very kind to them. He has just finished riding his first two week circuit on a new saddle and is not displeased with his new appointment. There is also a note from his wife about the loneliness she feels when her husband is off riding the circuit. Abstract Number - 123https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1121/thumbnail.jp

Letter from William B. Christie to James B. Finley

Christie asks Finley to do an errand for him. He would like Finley to pick up a strengthening plaster for his afflicted back from Bro. Anderson. He also asks to borrow the last two issues of The Itinerant, which contain discussions of the Radical Constitution. He hopes things will soon begin to look up in Lebanon. They cannot get much lower. Abstract Number - 101https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1099/thumbnail.jp