Great Divergence

But the instances where there is great divergence are especially stimulating.

But an even greater divergence stems from the psychological characterization of the couple.

Differences in property rights have been cited as a possible cause of the Great Divergence.

The causes of this Great Divergence continue to be debated.

Noah estimates tax changes account for 5% of the Great Divergence.

The timing of the Great Divergence is in dispute among historians.

Some of the most striking evidence for the Great Divergence comes from data on per capita income.

Scholars have proposed numerous theories to explain why the Great Divergence occurred.

In traditional historiography, the period of modern history following the 17th century (Great Divergence)

Acknowledging greater divergence of opinion would have opened the show up to a subtler and richer reading of the period.

Such multi-mode lasers have a larger beam diameter and a greater divergence, which makes them less desirable.

Male biased genes show greater divergence than female biased genes.

Dogs also have a greater divergence of the eye axis than humans, enabling them to rotate their pupils farther in any direction.

The Great Divergence differs in some ways from the pre-Depression era inequality.

The claim that Europe had more efficient markets than other civilizations has been cited as a reason for the Great Divergence.

Luxury consumption is regarded by many scholars to have stimulated the development of capitalism and thus contributed to the Great Divergence.

The emergence of cultural and political dominance of the Western world during this period is known as the Great Divergence.

Most current discussion of income inequality in America centers on its rise since the mid to late 1970s, the so-called "Great Divergence".

Diode lasers have much greater divergence than He-Ne lasers for this reason.

His book "The Great Divergence," about America's three-decade rise in income inequality, will be released this spring.

In your report you refer to automatic stabilisers - and I do not believe that there is any great divergence between us on the analysis of this point.

The more distant homologs such as Drosophila and Caenorhabditis are on the left, representing greater divergence between the gene sequences.

Timothy Noah estimates the "decline" of labor union power "responsible for 20%" of the Great Divergence.

Great Divergence (inequality)

Author Timothy Noah estimates that "immigration" is responsible for just 5% of the "Great Divergence" in income distribution.