. The existential centrality of a cereal like millet makes it a privileged conduct for "storing", troves of knowledge that ritualistically become meaning. The metaphors and symbolic operations through which the life cycle of millet accounts for the cycles governing human life in its personal and ...
We further assume σh<σl<1 meaning the elasticity of substitution between capital and labor is higher in the high-skilled industry. γ measures the extent of the impact of the digital economy on capital-expanding technologies, while δ denotes the degree of influence of the digital economy on...
other adults, and, importantly, other children. Vertical or parent-to-child transmission (Cavalli-Sforza et al.1982; Hewlett et al.2011) seems to be less conducive to innovation, meaning it is more common in stable environments where information need not change rapidly. Various studies have also...
It is estimated that globally over 2 billion people do not have a bank account, with many more in the developed and developing worlds 'under-banked', meaning they have limited access to financial services. Reaching the unbanked and underbanked with appropriate financial services is widely recognised...
around which salient local divisions can coalesce, resulting in broad-based, diverse opposition movements; it was not just the material qualities of water or corn, but how those material qualities took on meaning in the Cochabamban and Mexican contexts that contributed to causing widespread ...
whereSstands for NTAXA in the assemblage. This yields a value between 0 and 1, where 1 signifies an assemblage where each taxon accounts for the same proportion of the assemblage and values closer to 0 signify assemblages where a limited number of taxa are much better represented than the res...