To this Keynes responded with his famous notion of " animal spirits " : markets are ruled by speculative behavior, influenced not only by one's own personal equation but also by one's perceptions of the speculative behavior of others.
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They have been pursued by researchers since the 19th century at least, as they have implications to how well observers record data ( see, for example, personal equation ) .-- 24.147.86.187 20 : 42, 27 July 2007 ( UTC)
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In 1895, Lippmann evolved a method of eliminating the personal equation in measurements of time, using photographic registration, and he studied the eradication of irregularities of pendulum clocks, devising a method of comparing the times of oscillation of two pendulums of nearly equal period.
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Like many of the plays O'Neill worte during his Harvard days, " The Personal Equation " was not among his favorites . ( According to " O'Neill, " he often called his Harvard plays " rotten . " ) But Stephen Kennedy Murphy, the Playwrights'artistic director, said he saw promise in O'Neill's juvenilia.
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Take heed to the words between her case and his . They show that the tribunal is to have regard to her and to him to the personal equation of the woman as compared to that of the man irrespective of any extrinsic forces which led to the variation in pay.
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*James Gardner Sanderson, " The Personal Equation, " " Lippincott s Monthly Magazine " ( 67 : 397 ) ( January 1901 ) at 86 . ( referring to that the Irving and Philaletheaian as the two literary societies [ that ] were everything . . . during the early years, cite meeting the need for reliability, good sourcing but not complete independence of the subject.
