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Sarah Huggett,Chris James,Eleonora Palmarohad made possible. I was only just getting to know them as people, not parents. I took it in stride because they taught me that life was for living, not crying. But their passing left scars of sadness, as most of my grandparents lived 25–30?years longer. Here I write about my family—looking back lon

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Betriebliche Entsorgungsplanung,from pooling our increasing knowledge. Out of this process emerged new theory, applications, quantitative methods, cliometrics, and experimental economics. I report the circumstances of my first experiment in 1956, leading to many more; to my first article on experiments and the saga of getting it p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1053-9discrimination against African Americans (Negroes, or “Colored” in the politically correct language of the day). The theaters, confronted with mixed race sit-ins would concede. Under the Kansas constitution, all forms of discrimination are illegal. But theater policies were not changed, and black pe

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Sarah Huggett,Chris James,Eleonora Palmarod at Caltech. It was clear at the outset that Caltech was an academic meat grinder like none I could have imagined. I graduated in 1949, switching from physics to electrical engineering as a senior, and acquiring an interest in economics. I returned to Kansas, this time Lawrence, and the University