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Results summary (items) Art objects (14) Atlas sites (14) Images (423) Reference articles (15) Text sections (38) Texts (649)

14 Art objects

1. Delphi, Caryatid Capital from Siphnian Treasury, Caryatid Capital from Siphnian Treasury: High Archaic; Marble; Caryatid Capital [Sculpture] (4.74)

2. New York 17.230.6, Cavetto Capital: High Archaic; Marble; Ornament; Cavetto capital with vegetal ornament [Sculpture] (4.18)

3. Athens, NM 2388, Ionic capital with an eagle: Roman; Marble; The lower part of an eagle stands on an inscribed Ionic capital [Sculpture] (3.63)

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14 Atlas sites

1. Capital Hill: Idaho, United States [Atlas site] (6.94)

2. Capital Hill: Montana, United States [Atlas site] (6.94)

3. Capital Heights: Tennessee, United States [Atlas site] (6.94)

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423 Images

1. Astragalus. (From Ionic Capital.) [Image] (6.75)

2. State Capital, Sacramento, Cal. See Page 82 [Image] (6.21)

3. Grotesque capital in crypt, Merchant Taylor's Hall [Image] (5.40)

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15 Reference articles

1. Capital [Reference article in Perseus Encyclopedia] (6.04)

2. Capital [Reference article in Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898)] (5.87)

3. Triglyph capital [Reference article in Perseus Encyclopedia] (4.83)

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38 Text sections

1. A Lecture on Our National Capital [Section in Frederick Douglass, Frederick Douglass: a lecture on our national capital] (9.44)

2. Capital of the London Dust Trade., Expenditure of the London Dust Trade., Income of the London Dust Trade. [Section in Henry Mayhew, London Labour and the London Poor: Volume 2] (8.44)

3. Of the Capital and Income of the Street-Sellers of Manufactured Articles. [Section in Henry Mayhew, London Labour and the London Poor: Volume 1] (7.55)

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649 Texts

1. Eichengreen, Barry; International Economic Policy in the Wake of the Asian Crisis: The Asian crisis was the third financial crisis of the 1990s. Even more than its predecessors it raised questions about the international community's approach to crisis prevention and crisis management. It led reservations to be voiced, and not only in Asia, about full and unfettered international capital mobility and about the policy priorities of the International Monetary Fund.This paper discusses the policy challenges posed by the Asian crisis. It starts in Section 1 by reconsidering the controversy over capital mobility. Even before the crisis struck, the IMF was on record as favoring the liberalization of capital flows and had proposed amending its Articles of Agreement to make the promotion of capital account liberalization a purpose of the Fund and to give it jurisdiction over restrictions on capital movements. In the wake of a crisis characterized by volatile financial flows and contagious currency crises, capital mobility is increasingly seen as a mixed blessing. There is a feeling, especially in Asia, that amending the Articles giving the Fund jurisdiction over capital account restrictions would be a bridge too far. The first part of the paper therefore seeks to reconcile the fundamental case for international capital mobility with Asia's less-than-heartening recent experience.Section 2 draws lessons for country policy. It focuses on the implications for three issues at the heart of the Asian crisis: how to enhance the stability of banking systems, the connections between financial regulation and exchange rate policy, and the efficacy of capital controls.Section 3 turns to the IMF. Here too the questions are well known. Have Fund programs been too restrictive for countries whose problems reflect flaws in their domestic financial systems rather than excessively expansionary monetary and fiscal policies? Should the Fund modify its approach to the liberalization of capital flows? Should it limit itself to the traditional areas of monetary and fiscal policy, or does it need delve more deeply into financial regulation, competition policy, and corporate governance? [Text] [View with Perseus links] (7.76)

2. 1. Report relating to Capital Punishment, presented to the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Feb. 22d, 1836. 2. Report on Capital Punishment, presented to the Assembly of the State of New York, April 14, 1841., The Princeton review. [Text] [View with Perseus links] (6.53)

3. Capital Area Chorale: Capital Area Chorale is a nonprofit organization of talented singers from the greater Raleigh area, conducted by Dr. William J. Weisser. This site has schedules, audition information and downloadable recordings of the Chorale [Text] (6.01)

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