Economist Hyman Minsky also described a " paradox of deleveraging " as financial institutions that have too much leverage ( debt relative to equity ) cannot all de-leverage simultaneously without significant declines in the value of their assets.

Robinson, Paul Davidson and Hyman Minsky were notable for emphasising the effects on the economy of the practical differences between different types of investments in contrast to Keynes more abstract treatment.

In the field of finance, Hyman Minsky put forward a theory of financial crisis based on financial fragility, which has recently received renewed attention.

* Hyman Minsky

Earlier critics of the 1933 Banking Act, and of other restrictive banking regulation, argued it did not prevent the return of financial instability beginning in the mid-1960s. Hyman Minsky, a supporter of traditional banking regulation, described the 1966 return of financial instability ( and its increasingly intense return in 1970, 1974, and 1980 ) as the inevitable result of private financial markets, previously repressed by memories of the Great Depression.

Although he rejected this scholarship, Martin Mayer wrote in 1997 that since the late 1980s it had been “ clear ” that continuing the Glass-Steagall prohibitions was only “ permitting a handful of large investment houses and hedge funds to charge monopoly rents for their services without protecting corporate America, investors, or the banks .” Hyman Minsky, who disputed the benefits of “ universal banking ,” wrote in 1995 testimony prepared for Congress that “ repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, in itself, would neither benefit nor harm the economy of the United States to any significant extent .” In 1974 Mayer had quoted Minsky as stating a 1971 presidential commission ( the “ Hunt Commission ”) was repeating the errors of history when it proposed relaxing Glass-Steagall and other legislation from the 1930s.

Hyman Minsky offered a related theory, ( the financial instability hypothesis ), where financial regulations, practices and norms naturally relax as a boom goes on, due to general exuberance, regulatory capture, or intellectual decline among the regulators and other actors in the system.

There is also a Post Keynesian economics debt-crisis theory of Hyman Minsky.

During April 2009, U. S. Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen discussed the " Paradox of deleveraging " described by economist Hyman Minsky: " Once this massive credit crunch hit, it didn ’ t take long before we were in a recession.

In 1986, Hyman and Honorton published A Joint Communiqué, in which they agreed that though the results of the ganzfeld experiments were not due to chance or selective reporting, replication of the studies was necessary before final conclusions could be drawn.

" Steven Hyman agreed to be the first President of the Neuroethics Society.

Upon her return, she learned that Hyman had published a memoir, My Mother's Keeper, in which she chronicled a difficult mother-daughter relationship and depicted scenes of Davis's overbearing and drunken behavior.

Mike Wallace rebroadcast a 60 Minutes interview he had filmed with Hyman a few years earlier in which she commended Davis on her skills as a mother, and said that she had adopted many of Davis's principles in raising her own children.

Critics of Hyman noted that Davis had financially supported the Hyman family for several years and had recently saved them from losing their house.

" After reading the material Hyman had compiled for the book, Durante commented on it, " COLOSSAL, GIGANTIC, MAGNANIMOUS, and last but not first, AURORA BOREALIS.

Economic growth was also generated by some of Dothan's Jewish citizens, most notably Hyman Blumberg and his wife Esther, who had settled in Dothan in 1892.

After Hyman's father's death in 1907, her mother had moved to Chicago, bringing Hyman " back into the same unhappy circumstances which lasted until the death of my mother in 1929.

There Hyman created her six-volume treatise on invertebrates, The Invertebrates, drawing on her familiarity with several European languages and Russian, which she had learned from her father.

Hyman argued that Utts ' conclusion that ESP had been proven to exist, " is premature, to say the least.

" Hyman said the findings had yet to be replicated independently, and that more investigation would be necessary to " legitimately claim the existence of paranormal functioning.

Reportedly this decision was made after Kenneth Hyman of Seven Arts Productions – which had merged with Warners at the time and was involved with One Million Years B. C.

Ray Hyman argued that Utts ' conclusion that ESP had been proven to exist, especially precognition, " is premature and that present findings have yet to be independently replicated.

Two of the members, Eric Bazilian and Rob Hyman, had originally met in 1971 at the University of Pennsylvania and had played in a band in the late 1970s, based in Philadelphia, called Baby Grand, which also featured local singer, David Kagan.

Hyman and his girlfriend, Betsy Berlin ( of the Plastic Fantastic record shops ), had been managing and booking the band during this period, which had begun to cut too deeply into Hyman's writing and rehearsal time.

According to Cook, Thompson later told some of his acquaintances that the killer had not been McManus, but his " bag-man ", Hyman Biller, who fled to Cuba shortly afterwards.

The Elfmans ' grandfather, Herman Bernstein, also appeared in the film, and Richard Elfman's accountant appeared under the name " Hyman Diamond " because Elfman had no idea whether or not he wanted to be credited.

Hyman toured western Europe for fifteen months and then returned to begin writing a treatise on the invertebrates.

Rayner Unwin returned for a while as part-time chairman of Unwin Hyman, retiring again at the end of 1988.

After the American Civil War and the emancipation of slaves, Hyman returned to North Carolina in 1865.

In November 1966, Jack gave in to advancing age and the changing times, selling control of the studio and its music business to Seven Arts Productions, run by the Canadian investors Elliot and Kenneth Hyman, for $ 32 million.

In November 1966 the entire Warner group was taken over by and merged with Seven Arts Productions, a New York-based company owned by Elliot Hyman.

In the Prohibition Era, Hyman Lebman converted at least 5 Colt M1911s chambered in. 38 super and. 45 ACP to fire fully automatic, they were also fitted with Thompson submachine gun Model 1921 vertical grips on their dust covers, an extended barrel with muzzle brakes similar to the Thompson's, an extended 20 round magazine, and could only be fired on fully automatic.

Every actor provided multiple voices, although the distinctive baritone of Earle Hyman ( Panthro ) left the actor providing only very occasional guest voices in comparison with his fellow performers.

* Bruce Hyman, the only barrister so convicted in 800 years

Besides Bazilian and Hyman, only drummer David Uosikkinen was retained from the original grouping.

While y ’ all is generally held in the Southern United States to be usable only as the plural form of " you ", a scant but vocal minority ( for example, Eric Hyman ,) argues that the term can be used in the singular as well.

Through their work in classical philology, they exerted profound influence not only on the Classics, but on literary critics, such as Stanley Edgar Hyman.

" Her memoir concluded with a letter to her daughter, in which she addressed her several times as " Hyman ", and described her actions as " a glaring lack of loyalty and thanks for the very privileged life I feel you have been given ".

Ray Hyman also says that the amount and quality of the experiments on RV are way too low to convince the scientific community to " abandon its fundamental ideas about causality, time, and other principles ", due to its findings still not having been replicated successfully under careful scrutiny.

Hyman had been spoiled by Davis.

Only four people have ever been awarded two or more gold medals: Winfield Scott ( 1814 for War of 1812 and 1848 for Mexican – American War ), Zachary Taylor ( 1846, 1847, and 1848 for Mexican-American War ), Lincoln Ellsworth ( 1928 and 1936 for polar exploration ), and Hyman G. Rickover ( 1958 for the " Nuclear Navy " and 1982 for his entire career ).

It has been superseded by more modern approach to implied terms in recent cases such as Equitable Life Assurance Society v Hyman and Attorney General of Belize v Belize Telecom Ltd.

The song has been performed by many other artists including Phyllis Hyman, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Art Tatum, Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans, Stan Getz, Django Reinhardt, Lucky Thompson, Jay McShann, Benny Goodman, Pedro Rossi, Billy Joel, Nancy Wilson, Dr. John, Sonny Rollins, Michael Brecker ( Steps Ahead ), Daniel Barenboim, Edvard Sađil, Larry Coryell ( from his 2001 album Inner Urge ), Rob Mullins, Archie Shepp, and Alex Bugnon.

Gilman has been married three times, to the former Jane Prizant ( 1927 — 2000, a lawyer and daughter of a well-known actor of the Yiddish theater Hyman Prizant ), Rita Kelhofer, and Georgia Tingus.