Input: [Nationwide] -1.1% [Los Angeles] -5.6% [Crime]

Output: Burglary

LAPD Announces Crime Down Again in 2005 - Los Angeles Police Department


Input: [Nationwide] -3.5% [Los Angeles] -12.2% [Crime]

Output: Larceny Theft

LAPD Announces Crime Down Again in 2005 - Los Angeles Police Department


Input: [Nationwide] -2.1% [Los Angeles] -6.6% [Crime]

Output: Auto Theft

LAPD Announces Crime Down Again in 2005 - Los Angeles Police Department


Input: [Nationwide] -2.8% [Los Angeles] -9.6% [Crime]

Output: Property Crime

LAPD Announces Crime Down Again in 2005 - Los Angeles Police Department


Input: [Nationwide] N/A [Los Angeles] -14.0% [Crime]

Output: Part I Crime

LAPD Announces Crime Down Again in 2005 - Los Angeles Police Department


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 26% [Percent of respondents 2008] 19%

Output: Don't know how to find these caregiver resources

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

Table 12.10 Reasons for not Using Caregiving Resources with Children

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 0% [Percent of respondents 2008] 6%

Output: Service/support I need is not available in my community

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 9% [Percent of respondents 2008] 8%

Output: I do not know what type of service I need

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 7% [Percent of respondents 2008] 6%

Output: I am too busy-schedule not convenient

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 4% [Percent of respondents 2008] 14%

Output: I am not interested/I am embarrassed to get asst from others

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 11% [Percent of respondents 2008] 14%

Output: I do not want assistance from non-family, paid caregivers

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 35% [Percent of respondents 2008] 20%

Output: Don't have a need for assistance

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 7% [Percent of respondents 2008] 13%

Output: Other, specify

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of respondents 2004] 100% [Percent of respondents 2008] 100%

Output: Total

ATW Indicators Survey Overview 2009: Caregiving (DADS)

What is the primary reason you have not used any caregiver services?


Input: [Percent of Users] 70%

Output: To compare energy usage for different time periods

SCE's C&I Customers Manage Load in Real Time


Input: [Percent of Users] 60%

Output: To develop strategies for reducing monthly bills

SCE's C&I Customers Manage Load in Real Time


Input: [Percent of Users] 58%

Output: To associate daily load patterns with specific equipment or operations

SCE's C&I Customers Manage Load in Real Time


Input: [Percent of Users] 55%

Output: To evaluate the effect of modifying equipment or energy usage patterns

SCE's C&I Customers Manage Load in Real Time


Input: [Percent of Users] 48%

Output: To produce reports for management

SCE's C&I Customers Manage Load in Real Time


Input: [Percent of Users] 43%

Output: To investigate questions about a monthly energy bill

SCE's C&I Customers Manage Load in Real Time


Input: 58.2% -45.2% [0]

Output: Convertible Arbitrage


Input: 44.1% -14.0% [0]

Output: Merger Arbitrage


Input: 18.1% -0.1% [0]

Output: SPACs


Input: 9.8% -3.8% [0]

Output: Credit


Input: 17.3% -18.0% [0]

Output: Other


Input: 1.4% -1.0% [0]

Output: Other


Input: 148.9% -82.2% [0]

Output: Total


Input: [No. of Responses] 4 [Question]

Output: I have full control


Input: [No. of Responses] 11 [Question]

Output: I have some power to make changes


Input: [No. of Responses] 16 [Question]

Output: I have voiced my opinion - but have no power to make changes


Input: [No. of Responses] 23 [Question]

Output: I have been asked what I think


Input: [No. of Responses] 5 [Question]

Output: I have been told what changes will happen


Input: [No. of Responses] 3 [Question]

Output: I have no involvement in changes


Input: [No. of Responses] 1 [Question]

Output: I have no opinion


Input: [Men] 39% [Women] 49% [Financial Planning]

Output: Planning financial affairs more carefully

Men Vs. Women: Financial Management Differences | MyBankTracker


Input: [Men] 51% [Women] 38% [Financial Planning]

Output: Nothing has changed in their financial planning

Men Vs. Women: Financial Management Differences | MyBankTracker


Input: [Men] 54% [Women] 69% [Financial Planning]

Output: Degree of concern about the recession

Men Vs. Women: Financial Management Differences | MyBankTracker


Input: [Men] 53% [Women] 17% [Financial Planning]

Output: Feel they are the more responsible partner in financial affairs

Men Vs. Women: Financial Management Differences | MyBankTracker


Input: [Men] 45% [Women] 73% [Financial Planning]

Output: Share responsibility equally with their partner

Men Vs. Women: Financial Management Differences | MyBankTracker


Input: [Men] 53% [Women] 45% [Financial Planning]

Output: Pleasure derived from wealth accumulation

Men Vs. Women: Financial Management Differences | MyBankTracker


Input: [Men] 55% [Women] 57% [Financial Planning]

Output: Recession will change the way their children will manage their future fincances

Men Vs. Women: Financial Management Differences | MyBankTracker


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 16:20 mins [Topic]

Output: Introduction

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 27:22 mins [Topic]

Output: Organizational Influences and Project Life Cycle

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 10:21 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Management Processes

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 53:31 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Scope Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 29:23 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Integration Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 57:39 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Time Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 58:17 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Cost Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 32:57 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Quality Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 44:20 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Human Resource Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 31:35 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Communication Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 53:48 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Risk Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 43:15 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Procurement Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Hrs. of training video] 39:38 mins [Topic]

Output: Project Stakeholder Management

PMP® Online Course - Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification - Whizlabs


Input: [Count] 435 [%] 25.5 [0]

Output: They should leave now


Input: [Count] 527 [%] 30.9 [0]

Output: They should remain until security is restored


Input: [Count] 331 [%] 19.4 [0]

Output: They should remain until the Iraqi government elected in December is in place


Input: [Count] 266 [%] 15.6 [0]

Output: They should remain until the Iraqi security forces can operate independently


Input: [Count] 55 [%] 3.2 [0]

Output: They should remain longer but leave eventually


Input: [Count] 23 [%] 1.3 [0]

Output: They should never leave


Input: [Count] 70 [%] 4.1 [0]

Output: Difficult to say


Input: [Count] 1707 [%] 100.0 [0]

Output: Total


Input: [0] January [2015] No Meeting [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] February [2015] No Meeting [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] March [2015] Agenda Minutes [2013] Agenda Minutes [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] April [2015] No Meeting [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: Agenda Minutes

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] May [2015] No Meeting [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] June [2013] Agenda Minutes [2014]

Output: Agenda Minutes

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] July [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] August [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] September [2013] Agenda Minutes [2014]

Output: Agenda Minutes

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] October [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] November [2013] No Meeting [2014]

Output: No Meeting

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [0] December [2013] Agenda Minutes [2014]

Output: Agenda Minutes

Child Welfare Advisory Committee | Iowa Department of Human Services


Input: [EBITDA] 54,377,196 [Industry]

Output: Silver


Input: [EBITDA] 752,671,239 [Industry]

Output: Industrial Metals and Minerals


Input: [EBITDA] 1,354,077,394 [Industry]

Output: Chemicals - Major Diversified


Input: [EBITDA] 751,766,587 [Industry]

Output: Oil and Gas Equipment and Services


Input: [EBITDA] 112,830,958 [Industry]

Output: Gold


Input: [EBITDA] 32,102,172,044 [Industry]

Output: Major Integrated Oil and Gas


Input: [EBITDA] 771,533,576 [Industry]

Output: Independent Oil and Gas


Input: [EBITDA] 5,107,702,921 [Industry]

Output: Oil and Gas Drilling and Exploration


Input: [EBITDA] 1,026,715,896 [Industry]

Output: Aluminum


Input: [EBITDA] 982,453,572 [Industry]

Output: Oil and Gas Pipelines


Input: [EBITDA] 790,218,114 [Industry]

Output: Specialty Chemicals


Input: [EBITDA] 4,422,084,456 [Industry]

Output: Steel and Iron


Input: [EBITDA] 1,620,190,452 [Industry]

Output: Agricultural Chemicals


Input: [EBITDA] 18,526,412,096 [Industry]

Output: Oil and Gas Refining and Marketing


Input: [EBITDA] 167,503,545 [Industry]

Output: Nonmetallic Mineral Mining


Input: [EBITDA] 1,383,505,928 [Industry]

Output: Copper


Input: [EBITDA] 139,815,556 [Industry]

Output: Synthetics


Input: [1] Headline [2]

Output: Analysis


Input: [0] Retail Sales [1] Increase 0.4% [2]

Output: Decrease


Input: [0] Business Sales [1] Increase 0.7% [2]

Output: No Increase


Input: [0] Shipping Container Counts [2]

Output: Imports Up / exports down


Input: [0] Ceridian-UCLA Pulse of Commerce Index [1] Down 1% [2]

Output: Unchanged


Input: [0] Empire State Manufacturing Survey [1] Growing at slower rate [2]

Output: Growing slightly


Input: [0] Industrial Production [1] Rose 0.2% [2]

Output: Fell 1%


Input: [0] Philly Fed Business Survey [1] Flat [2]

Output: Growing slightly


Input: [0] PPI [1] Up 0.4% [2]

Output: Flat


Input: [0] CPI [1] 0.30% [2]

Output: 0.10%


Input: [Agree] 75.5% [Disagree] 19.3% [No opinion] 5.0% [0]

Output: There are some situation in which the Palestinian Authority is justified in breaking the constitution to protect national interests

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 73.5% [Disagree] 23.5% [No opinion] 3.0% [0]

Output: Using violence or the threat of violence by the elected authority as a political tool is never justified

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 78.5% [Disagree] 16.4% [No opinion] 5.1% [0]

Output: Using violence or the threat of violence by the opposition as a political tool is never justified

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 87.3% [Disagree] 7.4% [No opinion] 5.3% [0]

Output: Rights of the individuals should be determined by their adherence to the law

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 80.2% [Disagree] 12.4% [No opinion] 7.4% [0]

Output: Rights of the opposition should be determined by their adherence to the law

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 48.4% [Disagree] 42.0% [No opinion] 9.6% [0]

Output: There is too much attention for rights and little for law and order

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 64.8% [Disagree] 27.9% [No opinion] 7.3% [0]

Output: Establishment of political parties should be always guaranteed to everyone

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 63.7% [Disagree] 30.2% [No opinion] 6.1% [0]

Output: Elections may be suspended if the majority decided so

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 56.4% [Disagree] 34.2% [No opinion] 9.4% [0]

Output: There should be total separation between the authorities of the President, Parliament, and judiciary

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 66.1% [Disagree] 24.2% [No opinion] 9.7% [0]

Output: The Parliament should be the highest authority in the state

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 43.0% [Disagree] 45.1% [No opinion] 11.8% [0]

Output: Parliament should be above the judiciary and courts

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 36.2% [Disagree] 54.1% [No opinion] 9.7% [0]

Output: The legislative authority should be above the law

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 32.0% [Disagree] 58.4% [No opinion] 9.6% [0]

Output: The authority of the President and the executive body should be above Parliament

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 73.2% [Disagree] 20.9% [No opinion] 5.9% [0]

Output: Judiciary must be independent

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Agree] 68.8% [Disagree] 22.9% [No opinion] 8.3% [0]

Output: The president may be impeached by parliament

Palestinian Views on Government Infrastructure and Political System (1993-1999) | Jewish Virtual Library


Input: [Composite Rating] CR1 [Small Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +1.90 % [Medium Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +2.15 % [Micro Enterprises ROI in %]

Output: Base Rate +1.40 %

Bank of Baroda - India's International Bank - Interest Rates


Input: [Composite Rating] CR2 [Small Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +2.25 % [Medium Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +2.40 % [Micro Enterprises ROI in %]

Output: Base Rate +1.75 %

Bank of Baroda - India's International Bank - Interest Rates


Input: [Composite Rating] CR3 [Small Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +2.25 % [Medium Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +2.40 % [Micro Enterprises ROI in %]

Output: Base Rate +2.00 %

Bank of Baroda - India's International Bank - Interest Rates


Input: [Composite Rating] CR4 [Small Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +2.75 % [Medium Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +2.90 % [Micro Enterprises ROI in %]

Output: Base Rate +2.50 %

Bank of Baroda - India's International Bank - Interest Rates


Input: [Composite Rating] CR5 [Small Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +3.00 % [Medium Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +3.25 % [Micro Enterprises ROI in %]

Output: Base Rate +2.75 %

Bank of Baroda - India's International Bank - Interest Rates


Input: [Composite Rating] CR6 & below [Small Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +3.50 % [Medium Enterprises ROI in %] Base Rate +3.75 % [Micro Enterprises ROI in %]

Output: Base Rate +3.25 %

Bank of Baroda - India's International Bank - Interest Rates


Input: [2009] 68.4% [2004] 58.6% [0]

Output: Colleges should prohibit racist/sexist speech on campus

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 64.9% [2004] 56.7% [0]

Output: Same-sex couples should have the right to legal marital status

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 62.8% [2004] n/a [0]

Output: Only volunteers should serve in the armed forces

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 61.5% [2004] n/a [0]

Output: Dissent is a critical component of the political process

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 58.0% [2004] 53.9% [0]

Output: Abortion should be legal

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 55.3% [2004] 58.1% [0]

Output: There is too much concern in the courts for the rights of criminals

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 45.6% [2004] 37.2% [0]

Output: Marijuana should be legalized

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 40.7% [2004] 43.7% [0]

Output: Colleges have the right to ban extreme speakers from campus

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 37.4% [2004] n/a [0]

Output: Students from disadvantaged social backgrounds should be given preferential treatment in college admissions

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 27.6% [2004] 26.8% [0]

Output: Realistically, an individual can do little to bring about changes in our society

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [2009] 23.2% [2004] 22.7% [0]

Output: Racial discrimination is no longer a major problem in America

This Year's Freshmen at 4-Year Colleges: Highlights of a Survey - Students - The Chronicle of Higher Education


Input: [Success Rate] Moderate to good [Time of Collection] Spring [Method]

Output: Softwood cuttings

GOERT : for Gardeners & Restoration Practitioners : Propagation Guidelines


Input: [Success Rate] Good [Time of Collection] July - September [Method]

Output: Semi-hardwood cuttings

GOERT : for Gardeners & Restoration Practitioners : Propagation Guidelines


Input: [Success Rate] Moderate to good [Time of Collection] Winter [Method]

Output: Hardwood cuttings

GOERT : for Gardeners & Restoration Practitioners : Propagation Guidelines


Input: [Success Rate] Good [Time of Collection] Fall [Method]

Output: Root cuttings

GOERT : for Gardeners & Restoration Practitioners : Propagation Guidelines


Input: [Success Rate] No information [Time of Collection] No information [Method]

Output: Suckers

GOERT : for Gardeners & Restoration Practitioners : Propagation Guidelines


Input: [Success Rate] Good from rooted creeping stems [Time of Collection] Early spring [Method]

Output: Plant division

GOERT : for Gardeners & Restoration Practitioners : Propagation Guidelines


Input: [Number] 21 [Percentage] 2.9 [Fate]

Output: Relinquished their membership


Input: [Number] 13 [Percentage] 1.8 [Fate]

Output: Were removed from the Jewish Council or arrested


Input: [Number] 182 [Percentage] 25.3 [Fate]

Output: Were murdered before the deportations to the death camps


Input: [Number] 383 [Percentage] 53.2 [Fate]

Output: Were murdered on the way to the death camps or were murdered at the death camps


Input: [Number] 9 [Percentage] 1.2 [Fate]

Output: Committed suicide


Input: [Number] 26 [Percentage] 3.6 [Fate]

Output: Died from natural causes


Input: [Number] 86 [Percentage] 12.0 [Fate]

Output: Survived


Input: [Number] 720 [Percentage] 100.0 [Fate]

Output: Total


Input: [Ethnicity] Black or African American [Percentage] 16.80% [Gender]

Output: Female

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] Hispanic of any race [Percentage] 0.04% [Gender]

Output: Female

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] Race & Ethnicity Unknown [Percentage] 3.47% [Gender]

Output: Female

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] White [Percentage] 18.15% [Gender]

Output: Female

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] American Indian or Alaskan Native [Percentage] 0.19% [Gender]

Output: Male

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] Black or African American [Percentage] 8.49% [Gender]

Output: Male

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] Hispanic of any race [Percentage] 2.32% [Gender]

Output: Male

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander [Percentage] 0.19% [Gender]

Output: Male

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] Race & Ethnicity Unknown [Percentage] 10.81% [Gender]

Output: Male

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Ethnicity] White [Percentage] 39.19% [Gender]

Output: Male

Bethel University - Student Body Diversity


Input: [Charedim] 48.5% [General Population] 79% [0]

Output: % participating in the workforce

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 37% [General Population] 80% [0]

Output: % of men participating in the workforce

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 49% [General Population] 70% [0]

Output: % of women participating in the workforce

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 45% [General Population] 20% [0]

Output: % working in the public sector

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 26.4% [General Population] 45.9% [0]

Output: % that know English well

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 31% [General Population] 52% [0]

Output: % of women working full time

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 56% [0]

Output: % considered poor

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 6.8% [General Population] 85.2% [0]

Output: % served in the army (20-29)

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [Charedim] 6111 NIS [General Population] 12021 NIS [0]

Output: average income

The Jewish Worker: The bleak facts about Charedi participation in the workforce in Israel


Input: [0] 12/10/2008 [1] Oversight Concerns Regarding Treasury Department Conduct of the Troubled Assets Relief Program [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 12/5/2008 [1] Review of Industry Plans to Stabilize the Financial Condition of the American Automobile Industry [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 11/19/2008 [1] Stabilizing the Financial Condition of the American Automobile Industry [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 11/18/2008 [1] Oversight of Implementation of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 and of Government Lending and Insurance Facilities; Impact on Economy and Credit Availability [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 11/12/2008 [1] Private Sector Cooperation with Mortgage Modifications-Ensuring That Investors, Servicers and Lenders Provide Real Help for Troubled Homeowners [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 10/21/2008 [1] The Future of Financial Services Regulation [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 9/25/2008 [1] Oversight Hearing to Examine Recent Treasury and FHFA Actions Regarding the Housing GSEs [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 9/24/2008 [1] The Future of Financial Services: Exploring Solutions for the Market Crisis [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 9/18/2008 [1] Auction Rate Securities Market: A Review of Problems and Potential Resolutions [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 9/17/2008 [1] The Implementation of the Hope for Homeowners Program and A Review of Foreclosure Mitigation Efforts [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 9/16/2008 [1] HUD's Proposed RESPA Rule [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 9/10/2008 [1] Sovereign Wealth Funds: New Challenges from a Changing Landscape [2]

Output: DIMP

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 9/6/2008 [1] The Effects of the Foreclosure Crisis on Neighborhoods in California’s Central Valley: Challenges and Solutions [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 7/30/2008 [1] Examining Issues Related to Tactilely Distinguishable Currency [2]

Output: DIMP

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 7/29/2008 [1] Affordable Housing in West Virginia: Challenges in the Eastern Panhandle [2]

Output: Housing

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 7/29/2008 [1] What Borrowers Need to Know About Credit Scoring Models and Credit Scores [2]

Output: Oversight & Investigations

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Input: [0] 7/25/2008 [1] A Review of Mortgage Servicing Practices and Foreclosure Mitigation [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/24/2008 [1] Implications of a Weaker Dollar for Oil Prices and the U.S.Economy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/24/2008 [1] Systemic Risk and the Financial Markets [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/17/2008 [1] GAO Report on Regulation B: Should Lenders Be Required to Collect Race and Gender Data of Borrowers for All Loans [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 7/16/2008 [1] Humphrey Hawkins Hearing on Monetary Policy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/10/2008 [1] Systemic Risk and the Financial Markets [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/9/2008 [1] Federal Spending Requirements in Housing and Community Development Programs: Challenges in 2008 and Beyond [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 6/26/2008 [1] Problem Credit Card Practices Affecting Students: The Need for Legislative Action [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 6/26/2008 [1] H.R. 6066, the Extractive Industries Transparency Disclosure Act [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/20/2008 [1] H.R. 5772, the Frank Melville Supportive Housing Investment Act of 2008 [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 6/19/2008 [1] Affordable Housing Preservation and Protection of Tenants [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/18/2008 [1] The 15th Replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA) and the 11th Replenishment of the African Development Fund (AfDF) [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/16/2008 [1] Foreclosure Problems and Solutions: Federal, State, and Local Efforts to Address the Foreclosure Crisis in Ohio [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 6/11/2008 [1] H.R. 6078, the Green Resources for Energy Efficient Neighborhoods Act of 2008 [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/10/2008 [1] H.R. 5840, the Insurance Information Act of 2008 [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 6/5/2008 [1] Examining the Administration's Proposal to Establish a Multilateral Clean Technology Fund [2]

Output: DIMP

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Input: [0] 6/4/2008 [1] Examining the Roles and Responsibilities of HUD and FEMA in Responding to the Affordable Housing Needs of Gulf Coast States following Emergencies and Natural Disasters [2]

Output: Joint Hearing

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Input: [0] 5/22/2008 [1] Targeting Federal Aid to Neighborhoods Distressed by the Subprime Mortgage Crisis [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 5/22/2008 [1] Impact on Homebuyers and Housing Market of Conforming Loan Limit Increase [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 5/21/2008 [1] The Impact of Credit-Based Insurance Scoring on the Availability and Affordability of Insurance [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 5/20/2008 [1] Examining the Need for H.R. 2885, the Credit Monitoring Clarification Act [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 5/14/2008 [1] Contributing Factors and International Responses to the Global Food Crisis [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 5/8/2008 [1] Emergency CDBG Funds in the Gulf Coast: Uses, Challenges, and Lessons for the Future [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 4/17/2008 [1] The Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights: Providing New Protections for Consumers [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 4/16/2008 [1] H.R. 5679, The Foreclosure Prevention and Sound Mortgage Servicing Act of 2008 [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 4/16/2008 [1] Examining Proposals on Insurance Regulatory Reform [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 4/15/2008 [1] H.R. 5579, the Emergency Mortgage Loan Modification Act of 2008 [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 4/15/2008 [1] Financial Literacy and Education: The Effectiveness of Governmental and Private Sector Initiatives [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 4/10/2008 [1] Using FHA for Housing Stabilization and Homeownership Retention [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 4/9/2008 [1] Using FHA for Housing Stabilization and Homeownership Retention [2]

Output: Full committee

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Input: [0] 4/2/2008 [1] Proposed UIGEA Regulations: Burden without Benefit?” [2]

Output: DIMP

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Input: [0] 3/15/2008 [1] Public Housing Redevelopment Strategies: Implications for Jordan Downs, Its Community, and Residents [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 3/13/2008 [1] The Credit Cardholders' Bill of Rights: Providing New Protections for Consumers [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 3/12/2008 [1] Municipal Bond Turmoil: Impact on Cities, Towns, and States [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 3/11/2008 [1] The Oversight of the Department of Housing and Urban Development [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 3/6/2008 [1] The Need for Credit Union Regulatory Relief and Improvement [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 3/5/2008 [1] Foreign Government Investment in the U.S. Economy and Financial Sector [2]

Output: Joint Hearing

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Input: [0] 2/27/2008 [1] Monetary Policy and the State of the Economy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 2/26/2008 [1] Monetary Policy and the State of the Economy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 2/14/2008 [1] The State of the Bond Insurance Industry [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 2/13/2008 [1] The Community Reinvestment Act: Thirty Years of Accomplishments, but Challenges Remain [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 2/11/2008 [1] Effects of the Subprime Mortgage Crisis in New York City and Efforts to Help Struggling Homeowner [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 2/11/2008 [1] The 'Homeowners' Insurance Crisis and its Impact on Communities, Homeowners and the Economy [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 2/8/2008 [1] Negative Implications of the President’s Signing Statement on the Sudan Accountability and Divestment Act [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 2/7/2008 [1] Diversity in the Financial Services Sector [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 2/7/2008 [1] Holocaust Insurance Accountability Act of 2007 [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 12/12/2007 [1] The Financial Consumer Hotline Act of 2007: Providing Consumers with Easy Access to the Appropriate Banking Regulator [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 12/6/2007 [1] Accelerating Loan Modifications, Improving Foreclosure Prevention and Enhancing Enforcement [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 12/5/2007 [1] Affordable Housing Needs of America’s Low Income Veterans [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 11/8/2007 [1] H.R. 2634, the Jubilee Act for Responsible Lending and Expanded Debt Cancellation of 2007 [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 11/2/2007 [1] Progress in Administration and Other Efforts to Coordinate and Enhance Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 10/30/2007 [1] Preserving and Expanding Minority Banks [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 10/30/2007 [1] Additional Perspectives on the Need for Insurance Regulatory Reform [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 10/25/2007 [1] Transparency of Extractive Industries: High Stakes for Resource-Rich Countries, Citizens and International Business [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 10/24/2007 [1] Legislative Proposals on Reforming Mortgage Practices [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 10/23/2007 [1] H.R. 647, The Mark-to-Market Extension Act of 2007 [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 10/17/2007 [1] The Impact of Late Housing Assistance Payments on Tenants and Owners in the Project-Based Rental Assistance Program [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 10/16/2007 [1] The Reauthorization of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 10/15/2007 [1] Mortgage Lending Disparities [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 10/4/2007 [1] The Reauthorization of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 10/3/2007 [1] The Fight Against Global Poverty and Inequality: the World Bank’s Approach to Core Labor Standards and Employment Creation [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 10/3/2007 [1] The Need for Insurance Regulatory Reform [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 10/2/2007 [1] Systemic Risk: Examining Regulators' Ability to React to Threats in the Financial System [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 10/2/2007 [1] Credit-Based Insurance Scores: Are They Fair [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 9/27/2007 [1] SEC Proxy Access Proposals: Implications for Investors [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 9/27/2007 [1] The Role of Credit Rating Agencies in the Structured Finance Market [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 9/20/2007 [1] Legislative and Regulatory Options for Minimizing and Mitigating Mortgage Foreclosures [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 9/6/2007 [1] H.R. 3355, the Homeowners Defense Act of 2007 [2]

Output: Joint Hearing

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Input: [0] 9/6/2007 [1] H.R. 2930, the Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly Act of 2007 [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 9/5/2007 [1] Recent Events in the Credit and Mortgage Markets and Possible Implications for U.S. Consumers and the Global Economy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 8/9/2007 [1] The Effect of Predatory Lending and the Foreclosure Crisis on Twin Cities’ Communities and Neighborhoods [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 8/7/2007 [1] Credit Cards and Older Americans [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 7/25/2007 [1] Improving Federal Consumer Protection in Financial Services – Consumer and Industry Perspectives [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/25/2007 [1] Rooting Out Discrimination in Mortgage Lending: Using HMDA as a Tool for Fair Lending Enforcement [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 7/19/2007 [1] The National Affordable Housing Trust Fund Act of 2007, H.R. 2895 [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/18/2007 [1] Monetary Policy and the State of the Economy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/17/2007 [1] H.R. 920, the Multiple Peril Insurance Act of 2007 [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 7/17/2007 [1] Monetary Policy and the State of the Economy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/11/2007 [1] Overdraft Protection: Fair Practices for Consumers [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 7/11/2007 [1] Hedge Funds and Systemic Risk: Perspectives of The President’s Working Group on Financial Markets [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 7/10/2007 [1] Affordable Housing Preservation: Lessons from Starrett City [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 6/26/2007 [1] A Review of Investor Protection and Market Oversight with the Five Commissioners of the Securities and Exchange Commission [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/22/2007 [1] Homeowner Downpayment Assistance Programs and Related Issues [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 6/21/2007 [1] Reauthorization of the HOPE VI Program [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 6/21/2007 [1] Examining a Legislative Solution to Extend and Revise the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 6/20/2007 [1] The State of the International Financial System [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/19/2007 [1] Will Examine Consumers’ Ability to Dispute and Change Inaccurate Information [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/13/2007 [1] Improving Federal Consumer Protection in Financial Services [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/12/2007 [1] National Flood Insurance Program: Issues Exposed by the 2005 Hurricanes [2]

Output: Joint Hearing

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Input: [0] 6/12/2007 [1] The Flood Insurance Reform and Modernization Act of 2007, H.R. 1682 [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 6/8/2007 [1] Can Internet Gambling Be Effectively Regulated to Protect Consumers and the Payments System? [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/7/2007 [1] Improving Credit Card Consumer Protection: Recent Industry and Regulatory Initiatives [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 6/6/2007 [1] U.S. Interests in Reform of China’s Financial Services Sector [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 6/6/2007 [1] Reauthorization of the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 5/22/2007 [1] The Role and Effectiveness of the World Bank in Combating Global Poverty [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 5/17/2007 [1] Remittances: Access, Transparency, and Market Efficiency- A Progress Report [2]

Output: DIMP

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Input: [0] 5/16/2007 [1] Private Equity's Effects on Workers and Firms [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 5/10/2007 [1] Suspicious Activity and Currency Transaction Reports: Balancing Law Enforcement Utility and Regulatory Requirements [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

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Input: [0] 5/9/2007 [1] Currency Manipulation and Its Effects on U.S. Businesses and Workers [2]

Output: Joint Hearing

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Input: [0] 5/8/2007 [1] The Role of the Secondary Market in Subprime Mortgage Lending [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 5/8/2007 [1] Rural Housing Programs: Review Fiscal Year 2008 Budget and Pending Rural Housing Legislation." [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 4/26/2007 [1] Credit Card Practices: Current Consumer and Regulatory Issues [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 4/25/2007 [1] H.R. 698, the Industrial Bank Holding Company Act of 2007 [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 4/24/2007 [1] Policy Options for Extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act [2]

Output: Capital Markets

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 4/19/2007 [1] The Expanding American Homeownership Act of 2007: H.R. 1852 and Related FHA Modernization Issues [2]

Output: Housing

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 4/18/2007 [1] Isolating Proliferators and Sponsors of Terror: The Use of Sanctions and the International Financial System to Change Regime Behavior [2]

Output: DIMP

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Input: [0] 4/17/2007 [1] Possible Responses to Rising Mortgage Foreclosures [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 4/4/2007 [1] Household Incomes and Housing Costs: A New Squeeze for American Families [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 3/27/2007 [1] Perspectives on Natural Disaster Insurance [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 3/27/2007 [1] Subprime and Predatory Mortgage Lending: New Regulatory Guidance, Current Market Conditions and Effects on Regulated Financial Institutions [2]

Output: FI and Consumer Credit

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Input: [0] 3/23/2007 [1] The Role of Public Investment in Promoting Economic Growth [2]

Output: fc>

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Input: [0] 3/20/2007 [1] The Darfur Accountability and Divestment Act [2]

Output: DIMP

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Input: [0] 3/15/2007 [1] Legislative Proposals on GSE Reform [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 3/14/2007 [1] Full Committee Hearing on the Oversight of Department of Housing and Urban Development [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 3/13/2007 [1] Hedge Funds and Systemic Risk in the Financial Markets [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 3/12/2007 [1] Legislative Proposals on GSE Reform [2]

Output: Capital Markets

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Input: [0] 3/9/2007 [1] The Section 8 Voucher Reform Act [2]

Output: Housing

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Input: [0] 3/8/2007 [1] Empowering Shareholders on Executive Compensation: H.R. 1257, The Shareholder Vote on Executive Compensation Act [2]

Output: Full Committee

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 3/7/2007 [1] The Role of Remittances in Leveraging Sustainable Development in Latin America and the Caribbean [2]

Output: DIMP

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Input: [0] 3/5/2007 [1] The Need to Extend the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act [2]

Output: Capital Markets

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 2/28/2007 [1] Insurance Claims Payment Processes in the Gulf Coast after the 2005 Hurricanes [2]

Output: Oversight and Investigations

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 2/23/2007 [1] Solving the Affordable Housing Crisis in the Gulf Region Post Katrina: Why no progress and what are the obstacles to success? [2]

Output: Housing

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 2/22/2007 [1] Solving the Affordable Housing Crisis in the Gulf Region Post Katrina: Why no progress and what are the obstacles to success? [2]

Output: Housing

Archives | Financial Services Committee | U.S. House of Representatives


Input: [0] 2/16/2007 [1] The State of the Economy, the State of the Labor Market, and the Conduct of Monetary Policy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 2/15/2007 [1] The State of the Economy, the State of the LaborMarket, and the Conduct of Monetary Policy [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 2/7/2007 [1] Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), One Year After Dubai Ports World [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [0] 2/6/2007 [1] Federal Housing Response to Hurricane Katrina [2]

Output: Full Committee

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Input: [Evolutionists] 70.1% [Creationists] 73.2% [Item]

Output: Astrology is not scientific

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 82.2% [Creationists] 73.8% [Item]

Output: The benefits of science exceed the harms

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 85.9% [Creationists] 80.7% [Item]

Output: Understands the need for control groups in scientific testing

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 93.7% [Creationists] 91.4% [Item]

Output: Demonstrates a basic understanding of probability

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 95.6% [Creationists] 93.9% [Item]

Output: The earth's core is hot

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 87.9% [Creationists] 82.0% [Item]

Output: Not all radioactivity is man-made

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 72.1% [Creationists] 80.0% [Item]

Output: The father's gene decides the sex of a baby

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 76.7% [Creationists] 70.2% [Item]

Output: Lasers are not made by condensing sound waves

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 77.5% [Creationists] 70.2% [Item]

Output: Electrons are smaller than atoms

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 66.4% [Creationists] 61.1% [Item]

Output: Antibiotics don't kill viruses

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 95.6% [Creationists] 84.1% [Item]

Output: Continental drift has occurred and continues to occur

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 85.8% [Creationists] 77.5% [Item]

Output: The earth revolves around the sun

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 82.0% [Creationists] 74.1% [Item]

Output: It takes the earth one year to revolves around the sun

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 77.7% [Creationists] 64.2% [Item]

Output: Willing to eat genetically modified foods

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Evolutionists] 71.3% [Creationists] 53.7% [Item]

Output: The north pole sits on a sheet of ice

The Audacious Epigone: Father decides best


Input: [Respondents] 13.25% [Option]

Output: I expect all mobile content to be accessible

Discovering websites/apps


Input: [Respondents] 27.19% [Option]

Output: I do research to find accessible apps before buying any of them

Discovering websites/apps


Input: [Respondents] 32.92% [Option]

Output: I rely on recommendations from others

Discovering websites/apps


Input: [Respondents] 24.02% [Option]

Output: I find a mobile app or website that looks promising and test it for accessibility

Discovering websites/apps


Input: [Respondents] 2.61% [Option]

Output: Other

Discovering websites/apps


Input: [Respondents] 49 [Option]

Output: Respondents that didn't answer

Discovering websites/apps


Input: [Respondents] 497 [Option]

Output: Respondents that selected more than one

Discovering websites/apps


Input: [Percent] 80.8% [Response Category] Good or Excellent [0]

Output: Overall Job Performance


Input: [Percent] 93.0% [Response Category] Good or Excellent [0]

Output: Professional Appearance


Input: [Percent] 75.2% [Response Category] Good or Excellent [0]

Output: Attitude of FHP Employees


Input: [Percent] 73.2% [Response Category] Good or Excellent [0]

Output: Demeanor of FHP Employees


Input: [Percent] 84.0% [Response Category] Agree or Strongly Agree [0]

Output: Job Competence of FHP Employees


Input: [Percent] 72.9% [Response Category] Positive or Very Positive [0]

Output: Experience with FHP Employees


Input: [%] 95.60 [Description] How often do you have telephone conversations in this job? [Subject]

Output: Telephone


Input: [%] 95.60 [Description] How often do you use electronic mail in this job? [Subject]

Output: Electronic Mail


Input: [%] 93.80 [Description] How much does this job require the worker to be in contact with others (face-to-face, by telephone, or otherwise) in order to perform it? [Subject]

Output: Contact With Others


Input: [%] 90.40 [Description] How much does this job require sitting? [Subject]

Output: Spend Time Sitting


Input: [%] 90.00 [Description] To what extent is this job structured for the worker, rather than allowing the worker to determine tasks, priorities, and goals? [Subject]

Output: Structured versus Unstructured Work


Input: [%] 89.20 [Description] How important is repeating the same physical activities (e.g., key entry) or mental activities (e.g., checking entries in a ledger) over and over, without stopping, to performing this job? [Subject]

Output: Importance of Repeating Same Tasks


Input: [%] 89.20 [Description] How important is it to work with others in a group or team in this job? [Subject]

Output: Work With Work Group or Team


Input: [%] 88.60 [Description] How often do you have to have face-to-face discussions with individuals or teams in this job? [Subject]

Output: Face-to-Face Discussions


Input: [%] 87.80 [Description] How important is being very exact or highly accurate in performing this job? [Subject]

Output: Importance of Being Exact or Accurate


Input: [%] 83.60 [Description] How often does this job require working indoors in environmentally controlled conditions? [Subject]

Output: Indoors, Environmentally Controlled


Input: [%] 81.40 [Description] How much decision making freedom, without supervision, does the job offer? [Subject]

Output: Freedom to Make Decisions


Input: [%] 77.40 [Description] How often does this job require the worker to meet strict deadlines? [Subject]

Output: Time Pressure


Input: [%] 76.60 [Description] How important is it to coordinate or lead others in accomplishing work activities in this job? [Subject]

Output: Coordinate or Lead Others


Input: [%] 76.00 [Description] How often does the job require written letters and memos? [Subject]

Output: Letters and Memos


Input: [%] 69.80 [Description] To what extent does this job require the worker to perform job tasks in close physical proximity to other people? [Subject]

Output: Physical Proximity


Input: [%] 69.40 [Description] How frequently does the worker have to deal with unpleasant, angry, or discourteous individuals as part of the job requirements? [Subject]

Output: Deal With Unpleasant or Angry People


Input: [%] 67.20 [Description] How frequently is the worker required to make decisions that affect other people, the financial resources, and/or the image and reputation of the organization? [Subject]

Output: Frequency of Decision Making


Input: [%] 66.80 [Description] How do the decisions an employee makes impact the results of co-workers, clients or the company? [Subject]

Output: Impact of Decisions on Co-workers or Company Results


Input: [%] 66.00 [Description] How much does this job require making repetitive motions? [Subject]

Output: Spend Time Making Repetitive Motions


Input: [%] 62.80 [Description] How serious would the result usually be if the worker made a mistake that was not readily correctable? [Subject]

Output: Consequence of Error


Input: [%] 62.60 [Description] How often are there conflict situations the employee has to face in this job? [Subject]

Output: Frequency of Conflict Situations


Input: [%] 59.80 [Description] How important is it to work with external customers or the public in this job? [Subject]

Output: Deal With External Customers


Input: [%] 56.80 [Description] How responsible is the worker for work outcomes and results of other workers? [Subject]

Output: Responsibility for Outcomes and Results


Input: [%] 51.20 [Description] How much does this job require using your hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools or controls? [Subject]

Output: Spend Time Using Your Hands to Handle, Control, or Feel Objects, Tools, or Controls


Input: [%] 49.80 [Description] How often does this job require working exposed to sounds and noise levels that are distracting or uncomfortable? [Subject]

Output: Sounds, Noise Levels Are Distracting or Uncomfortable


Input: [Percent mentioned] 90 [Direct benefits]

Output: Retained a valued employee

Rethinking Disability in the Private Sector | ESDC

Top six direct benefits reported after making accommodation


Input: [Percent mentioned] 71 [Direct benefits]

Output: Increased the employee's productivity

Rethinking Disability in the Private Sector | ESDC


Input: [Percent mentioned] 60 [Direct benefits]

Output: Eliminated costs associated with training a new employee

Rethinking Disability in the Private Sector | ESDC


Input: [Percent mentioned] 53 [Direct benefits]

Output: Increased the employee's attendance

Rethinking Disability in the Private Sector | ESDC


Input: [Percent mentioned] 42 [Direct benefits]

Output: Increased diversity of the company

Rethinking Disability in the Private Sector | ESDC


Input: [Percent mentioned] 39 [Direct benefits]

Output: Saved workers' compensation or other insurance costs

Rethinking Disability in the Private Sector | ESDC


Input: [B corps] 52 percent [OSBs] 39 percent

Output: Grew jobs by more than 5%

Some Unanswered Questions About Benefit Corporations, L3Cs, and Social Enterprise More Generally | Nonprofit Quarterly

Corporate Metrics on Treatment/Policies re Workers


Input: [B corps] 55 percent [OSBs] 38 percent

Output: Paid bonuses to non-executive employees over the prior year

Some Unanswered Questions About Benefit Corporations, L3Cs, and Social Enterprise More Generally | Nonprofit Quarterly

Corporate Metrics on Treatment/Policies re Workers


Input: [B corps] 87 percent [OSBs] 56 percent

Output: Cover at least some of health insurance premiums for individuals

Some Unanswered Questions About Benefit Corporations, L3Cs, and Social Enterprise More Generally | Nonprofit Quarterly

Corporate Metrics on Treatment/Policies re Workers


Input: [B corps] 65 percent [OSBs] 59 percent

Output: Extend health benefits to part-time and flex-time employees

Some Unanswered Questions About Benefit Corporations, L3Cs, and Social Enterprise More Generally | Nonprofit Quarterly

Corporate Metrics on Treatment/Policies re Workers


Input: [B corps] 45 percent [OSBs] 51 percent

Output: Fund a 401(k) plan for employees

Some Unanswered Questions About Benefit Corporations, L3Cs, and Social Enterprise More Generally | Nonprofit Quarterly

Corporate Metrics on Treatment/Policies re Workers


Input: [B corps] 28 percent [OSBs] 27 percent

Output: Have >5% of company owned by non-executive employees

Some Unanswered Questions About Benefit Corporations, L3Cs, and Social Enterprise More Generally | Nonprofit Quarterly

Corporate Metrics on Treatment/Policies re Workers


Input: [B corps] 21 percent [OSBs] 5 percent

Output: >50% of employees provided paid professional development opportunities

Some Unanswered Questions About Benefit Corporations, L3Cs, and Social Enterprise More Generally | Nonprofit Quarterly

Corporate Metrics on Treatment/Policies re Workers


Input: [Total Number] 1 [Percent Time] 15% [Key Tasks] Promotes the organization in the community [Job Title]

Output: Executive Director

Effective Program: Triumph Services, Inc.


Input: [Total Number] 1 [Percent Time] 25% [Key Tasks] Employment Coordinator [Job Title]

Output: Director of Clinical Services

Effective Program: Triumph Services, Inc.


Input: [Total Number] 1 [Percent Time] 90% [Key Tasks] Carries a caseload of participants Supervises the employment staff [Job Title]

Output: Employment Coordinator

Effective Program: Triumph Services, Inc.


Input: [Total Number] 1 [Percent Time] 45% [Key Tasks] Supervises life coaching staff Explores job possibilities with participant and team [Job Title]

Output: Life Coach/ Coordinator

Effective Program: Triumph Services, Inc.


Input: [Total Number] 3 [Percent Time] 30% [Key Tasks] Provides support for participants in all areas of daily functioning such as hygiene, medication management, time management and healthy eating that in turn supports successful employment [Job Title]

Output: Life Coach

Effective Program: Triumph Services, Inc.


Input: [Total Number] 3 [Percent Time] 50% [Key Tasks] Processes issues that arise in therapy concerning employment [Job Title]

Output: Therapist

Effective Program: Triumph Services, Inc.


Input: [Total Number] 1 [Percent Time] 10% [Key Tasks] General administrative support [Job Title]

Output: Office Administrator

Effective Program: Triumph Services, Inc.


Input: [Labor] 28% [2] I always vote for the Liberal or National Party [Liberal/ National] 19% [4] I always vote for the Greens [Greens] 8% [0]

Output: I always vote for the Labor Party


Input: [Labor] 15% [2] They have better policies [Liberal/ National] 19% [4] They have better policies [Greens] 30% [0]

Output: They have better policies


Input: [Labor] 10% [2] Labor have been a poor government [Liberal/ National] 39% [4] Labor have been a poor government [Greens] 6% [0]

Output: They have been a good government


Input: [Labor] 11% [2] I just don’t like Labor [Liberal/ National] 9% [4] I just don’t like the Liberals or Labor [Greens] 28% [0]

Output: I just don’t like the Liberals


Input: [Labor] 32% [2] Tony Abbott is a better leader than Julia Gillard [Liberal/ National] 7% [4] I like Bob Brown [Greens] 3% [0]

Output: Julia Gillard is a better leader than Tony Abbott


Input: [Labor] 4% [2] Other reason [Liberal/ National] 5% [4] I don’t like Tony Abbott or Julia Gillard [Greens] 14% [0]

Output: Other reason


Input: [Share of respondents] 88% [0]

Output: Send instant messages or chat with a friend through the social network site

• Social media: most popular activities of U.S. teenagers 2011 | Statistic


Input: [Share of respondents] 87% [0]

Output: Post comments on something a friend has posted

• Social media: most popular activities of U.S. teenagers 2011 | Statistic


Input: [Share of respondents] 86% [0]

Output: Post a status update

• Social media: most popular activities of U.S. teenagers 2011 | Statistic


Input: [Share of respondents] 80% [0]

Output: Post a photo or video

• Social media: most popular activities of U.S. teenagers 2011 | Statistic


Input: [Share of respondents] 76% [0]

Output: Send private messages to a friend within the social network site

• Social media: most popular activities of U.S. teenagers 2011 | Statistic


Input: [Share of respondents] 69% [0]

Output: Tag people in posts, photos or videos

• Social media: most popular activities of U.S. teenagers 2011 | Statistic


Input: [Share of respondents] 50% [0]

Output: Play a game on a social network site

• Social media: most popular activities of U.S. teenagers 2011 | Statistic


Input: [Urban Area] Fort Smith [Composite Index] -13.9% [Housing] -25.5% [Groceries] -7.5% [Transportation] -12.1% [Health Care] -12.5% [Misc.] -8.3% [Utilities]

Output: -9.5%

Online Colleges in Arkansas | AffordableCollegesOnline.org


Input: [Urban Area] Conway [Composite Index] -13.4% [Housing] -21.2% [Groceries] -2.1% [Transportation] -3.4% [Health Care] -10.2% [Misc.] -16.0% [Utilities]

Output: -8.0%

Online Colleges in Arkansas | AffordableCollegesOnline.org


Input: [Urban Area] Jonesboro [Composite Index] -11.1% [Housing] -24.9% [Groceries] -2.5% [Transportation] -11.2% [Health Care] -14.1% [Misc.] -2.7% [Utilities]

Output: -8.9%

Online Colleges in Arkansas | AffordableCollegesOnline.org


Input: [Urban Area] Fayetteville [Composite Index] -7.9% [Housing] -22.7% [Groceries] -4.7% [Transportation] -4.8% [Health Care] -7.3% [Misc.] 0.6% [Utilities]

Output: -0.2%

Online Colleges in Arkansas | AffordableCollegesOnline.org


Input: [Urban Area] Hot Springs [Composite Index] -6.2% [Housing] -14.7% [Groceries] -2.7% [Transportation] -14.4% [Health Care] -15.2% [Misc.] 2.9% [Utilities]

Output: -4.3%

Online Colleges in Arkansas | AffordableCollegesOnline.org


Input: [Urban Area] Little Rock [Composite Index] -3.5% [Housing] -7.8% [Groceries] -7.1% [Transportation] -6.0% [Health Care] -6.5% [Misc.] 0.4% [Utilities]

Output: 4.1%

Online Colleges in Arkansas | AffordableCollegesOnline.org


Input: [Vacancies] 38% [Job Title]

Output: Kitchen and catering assistants

Choosing a university – getting the most from open days – icould


Input: [Vacancies] 29% [Job Title]

Output: Nursery nurses and assistants

Choosing a university – getting the most from open days – icould


Input: [Vacancies] 28% [Job Title]

Output: Business sales executives

Choosing a university – getting the most from open days – icould


Input: [Vacancies] 15% [Job Title]

Output: Care workers and home carers

Choosing a university – getting the most from open days – icould


Input: [Vacancies] 9% [Job Title]

Output: Primary and nursery education teaching professionals

Choosing a university – getting the most from open days – icould


Input: [Vacancies] 6% [Job Title]

Output: Sales and retail assistants

Choosing a university – getting the most from open days – icould


Input: [Vacancies] 5% [Job Title]

Output: Other administrative occupations n.e.c.

Choosing a university – getting the most from open days – icould


Input: [% Who left workplace] 14.8%

Output: Public humiliation


Input: [% Who left workplace] 14.9%

Output: Passed over for a promotion


Input: [% Who left workplace] 18.8%

Output: Being compared to a terrorist


Input: [% Who left workplace] 15.6%

Output: Being asked to attend more recruiting or community related events


Input: [% Who left workplace] 13.5%

Output: Bullied on the job


Input: [% Who left workplace] 12.7%

Output: Having your identity mistaken


Input: [% Who left workplace] 12.8%

Output: Unwelcome questions about skin, hair, or ethnic attire


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 44% [Reason]

Output: Suspect has not been identified


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 24% [Reason]

Output: Suspect adjudicated without forensic evidence testing


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 19% [Reason]

Output: Case has been dismissed


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 17% [Reason]

Output: Did not feel evidence was useful to the case


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 15% [Reason]

Output: Analysis not requested by prosecutor


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 12% [Reason]

Output: Suspect has been identified but not formally charged


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 11% [Reason]

Output: Inability of laboratory to produce timely results


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 9% [Reason]

Output: Insufficient funds for analysis of forensic evidence


Input: [Percentage of Respondents] 6% [Reason]

Output: Laboratory will not accept forensic evidence due to backlog


Input: [0] New Vehicles Models [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 2.991%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] Used Vehicles [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 3.877%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] New Motorhomes & Travel Trailers [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 4.352%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] Used Motorhomes & Travel Trailers [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 5.079%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] New Boats Models [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 5.066%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] Used Boats [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 5.421%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] New Campers, Motorcycles, ATV's and Tractors [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 5.066%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] Used Campers, Motorcycles, ATV's and Tractors [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 5.421%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [0] Consumer Revolving Line of Credit** [Annual Percentage Rate*]

Output: as low as 7.000%

Personal Loan Rates: Citizens National Bank


Input: [Fund Return] -1.4% [Investor Return] -5.7% [Investor Lag] -4.3% [Fund Category]

Output: Large-Cap Blend

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] -1.7% [Investor Return] -7.7% [Investor Lag] -6.0% [Fund Category]

Output: Large-Cap Growth

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] -1.8% [Investor Return] -2.2% [Investor Lag] -0.4% [Fund Category]

Output: Large-Cap Value

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] 0.4% [Investor Return] -3.0% [Investor Lag] -3.4% [Fund Category]

Output: Mid-Cap Blend

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] -0.5% [Investor Return] -6.9% [Investor Lag] -6.4% [Fund Category]

Output: Small-Cap Blend

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] 3.1% [Investor Return] 0.5% [Investor Lag] -2.6% [Fund Category]

Output: Europe/Pacific

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] 15.6% [Investor Return] 3.8% [Investor Lag] -11.8% [Fund Category]

Output: Emerging Markets

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] -10.5% [Investor Return] -28.6% [Investor Lag] -17.9% [Fund Category]

Output: Financials

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] -1.3% [Investor Return] -3.1% [Investor Lag] -1.8% [Fund Category]

Output: Health Care

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] 1.9% [Investor Return] -3.7% [Investor Lag] -5.7% [Fund Category]

Output: Communications

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] 8.6% [Investor Return] 4.0% [Investor Lag] -4.6% [Fund Category]

Output: Energy

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] -2.5% [Investor Return] -11.8% [Investor Lag] -9.3% [Fund Category]

Output: REITs

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] -2.6% [Investor Return] -8.3% [Investor Lag] -5.7% [Fund Category]

Output: Technology

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] 5.5% [Investor Return] 2.1% [Investor Lag] -3.4% [Fund Category]

Output: Utilities

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [Fund Return] 1.0% [Investor Return] -3.5% [Investor Lag] -4.5% [Fund Category]

Output: Total and Simple Averages

How investors lost money: evidence from mutual fund flows | The Investment Scientist


Input: [0] 100% Staff Member [Resident Rates Applicable] Yes

Output: Yes

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 100% Staff Member Dependent [Resident Rates Applicable] Yes

Output: No

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 40%-99% Staff Member [Resident Rates Applicable] Yes

Output: Yes

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 40%-99% Staff Member Dependent* [Resident Rates Applicable] No*

Output: No

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 40%-99% GRA/GTA [Resident Rates Applicable] Yes

Output: No

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 40%-99% GRA/GTA Dependent* [Resident Rates Applicable] No*

Output: No

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 100% Affiliated Corp. Staff Member [Resident Rates Applicable] No

Output: Yes

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 100% Affiliated Corp. Staff Member Dependent [Resident Rates Applicable] No

Output: No

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 40%-99% Affiliated Corp. Staff Member [Resident Rates Applicable] No

Output: No

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [0] 40%-99% Affiliated Corp. Staff Member Dependent [Resident Rates Applicable] No

Output: No

Fees | KU: Office of the University Registrar

Campus Fee/Off-Campus Area Fee Waiver Applicable


Input: [Percentage] 89 % [Statement]

Output: I have been able to access general IT resources when I needed to

Data table for Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of the course


Input: [Percentage] 77 % [Statement]

Output: The library resources and services are good enough for my needs


Input: [Percentage] 72 % [Statement]

Output: Feedback on my work has helped me clarify things I did not understand


Input: [Percentage] 58 % [Statement]

Output: Feedback on my work has been prompt


Input: [Percentage] 81 % [Statement]

Output: Staff have made the subject interesting


Input: [Percentage] 86 % [Statement]

Output: Staff are good at explaining things


Input: [Percentage] 90 % [Statement]

Output: I have received sufficient advice and support with my studies


Input: [Percent] 86 [0]

Output: Are interested in providing financial education

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 60 [0]

Output: Offer customer service in languages other than English

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 40 [0]

Output: Offer financial education training

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 21 [0]

Output: Have staff overseeing their financial education program

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Output: Provide the following types of personal finance education:

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 32 [0]

Output: Seminars/workshops

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 28 [0]

Output: Money management (debt, investment, retirement, fraud)

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 19 [0]

Output: Exhibit booths

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 8 [0]

Output: Online training

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Percent] 3 [0]

Output: Conferences

Banking on Financial Education - e-Perspectives - Volume 7, Issue 1 2007 - FRB Dallas


Input: [Argentina] 55% [Brazil] 53% [Mexico] 61% [Internet users]

Output: I like to be able to add my own content to a website

47% de los usuarios de internet en Brazil y 44% en Argentina leen contenidos generados por usuarios en webs de periodicos


Input: [Argentina] 59% [Brazil] 56% [Mexico] 60% [Internet users]

Output: I prefer websites that accept comments from its users

47% de los usuarios de internet en Brazil y 44% en Argentina leen contenidos generados por usuarios en webs de periodicos


Input: [Argentina] 40% [Brazil] 49% [Mexico] 43% [Internet users]

Output: Consulting others opinion online helps me make decisions on important purchases

47% de los usuarios de internet en Brazil y 44% en Argentina leen contenidos generados por usuarios en webs de periodicos


Input: [Argentina] 70% [Brazil] 69% [Mexico] 72% [Internet users]

Output: Social network websites are ideal to keep in touch with my friends

47% de los usuarios de internet en Brazil y 44% en Argentina leen contenidos generados por usuarios en webs de periodicos


Input: [Argentina] 23% [Brazil] 30% [Mexico] 25% [Internet users]

Output: Consulting others blogs has an influence on my own opinions

47% de los usuarios de internet en Brazil y 44% en Argentina leen contenidos generados por usuarios en webs de periodicos


Input: [Argentina] 44% [Brazil] 54% [Mexico] 53% [Internet users]

Output: Nowadays it is important to be part of a social network website

47% de los usuarios de internet en Brazil y 44% en Argentina leen contenidos generados por usuarios en webs de periodicos


Input: [Argentina] 56% [Brazil] 59% [Mexico] 51% [Internet users]

Output: Social networks are part of my routine

47% de los usuarios de internet en Brazil y 44% en Argentina leen contenidos generados por usuarios en webs de periodicos


Input: [% Share] 31.1 [Top Holdings]

Output: Mawer Canadian Bond Fund Series O


Input: [% Share] 20.5 [Top Holdings]

Output: Mawer US Equity Fund Series O


Input: [% Share] 17.4 [Top Holdings]

Output: Mawer International Equity Fund Series O


Input: [% Share] 11.7 [Top Holdings]

Output: Mawer Canadian Equity Fund Series O


Input: [% Share] 8.2 [Top Holdings]

Output: Cash Equivalents


Input: [% Share] 7.1 [Top Holdings]

Output: Mawer Global Small Cap Fund Series O


Input: [% Share] 3.9 [Top Holdings]

Output: Mawer New Canada Fund Series O


Input: [Caregiver %] 88% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Help in dealing with agencies

Table 27. Other Information that Would Be Valuable to Caregivers


Input: [Caregiver %] 87% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Information about changes in laws


Input: [Caregiver %] 85% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: A Helpline


Input: [Caregiver %] 78% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Help in understanding how to pay for nursing homes


Input: [Caregiver %] 73% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Information about counseling services


Input: [Caregiver %] 71% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Help in understanding how to select a nursing home


Input: [Caregiver %] 69% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Information how to care for disabilities


Input: [Caregiver %] 64% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Information about health/LTC insurance


Input: [Caregiver %] 52% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Information about housing


Input: [Caregiver %] 27% [Additional or New Help Needed]

Output: Other information


Input: [Caregiver %] 35% [Additional or New Help Needed]


Input: [Pollster] Angus Reid [Liberal] -1.1% [NDP] +1.4% [Green] -1.8% [Bloc Quebecois] +0.1% [Conservative]

Output: +1.3%


Input: [Pollster] Ekos [Liberal] -0.6% [NDP] +0.5% [Green] +1.2% [Bloc Quebecois] +0.2% [Conservative]

Output: -1.1%


Input: [Pollster] Harris-Decima [Liberal] +0.1% [NDP] -1.1% [Green] +0.8% [Bloc Quebecois] -0.4% [Conservative]

Output: -0.7%


Input: [Pollster] Ipsos [Liberal] +0.4% [NDP] -1.9% [Green] +0.2% [Bloc Quebecois] -0.1% [Conservative]

Output: +0.8%


Input: [Pollster] Nanos [Liberal] +3.2% [NDP] +0.1% [Green] -1.9% [Conservative]

Output: -0.4%


Input: [Pollster] Segma [Liberal] -2.5% [Green] -0.4% [Bloc Quebecois] +0.1% [Conservative]

Output: +2.5%


Input: [Pollster] Strategic Counsel [Liberal] -1.0% [NDP] -1.0% [Green] +0.6% [Conservative]

Output: +2.4%


Input: [#] 1 [Category] Overall Experience [Response Type] Point Scale (1-5) [Question]

Output: How would you rate your overall experience with this doctor?

Blue Cross Newsletter - June 25, 2012 - Blues Release Suite of Consumer Transparency Initiatives in July 2012


Input: [#] 2 [Category] Recommend [Response Type] Yes / No [Question]

Output: Would you recommend this doctor to your friends and family?

Blue Cross Newsletter - June 25, 2012 - Blues Release Suite of Consumer Transparency Initiatives in July 2012


Input: [#] 3 [Category] Communication [Response Type] Point Scale [Question]

Output: How well did the doctor communicate with you about your health concerns?

Blue Cross Newsletter - June 25, 2012 - Blues Release Suite of Consumer Transparency Initiatives in July 2012


Input: [#] 4 [Category] Availability [Response Type] Point Scale [Question]

Output: How would you rate the doctor’s availability for your appointment?

Blue Cross Newsletter - June 25, 2012 - Blues Release Suite of Consumer Transparency Initiatives in July 2012


Input: [#] 5 [Category] Environment [Response Type] Point Scale [Question]

Output: How would you rate the doctor’s overall practice environment?

Blue Cross Newsletter - June 25, 2012 - Blues Release Suite of Consumer Transparency Initiatives in July 2012


Input: [#] 6 [Category] Text Comments [Response Type] Open Text Field [Question]

Output: Have additional comments to make about this provider?

Blue Cross Newsletter - June 25, 2012 - Blues Release Suite of Consumer Transparency Initiatives in July 2012