Neoclassical economic theory says that optimum results are achieved when the relation is close.
Havana also adapted a neoclassical look during this era, adding endless colonnades to its burgeoning streets.
At the end, very little of the fashionable critique of neoclassical economics is left standing.
When you actually read the Ossian epics, you find that they are shaped entirely to neoclassical tastes.
On the flip side, above-ground bunkers, rather than those built underground, are often handsomely proportioned, neoclassical structures.
Neoclassical economics is flawed because the continual growth upon which its success depends is not sustainable, say environmental economists.
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Buildings of the finest neoclassical style hover in mid-air, floating individually yet held together by skylines and an unseen gravity.
In the 18th century, under George III, it developed into an elegant town with neoclassical Palladian buildings, which blend harmoniously with the Roman baths.
At the same time, we may find the neoclassical design of the National World War II Memorial by the Austrian-born Friedrich St.
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The fine neoclassical sanctuary of Trinity United Methodist Church resounded joyfully to Mr. Knauer's crystalline interpretations of four piano concertos two by J.
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Mr. Zeff bought the neoclassical-revival-style home in 1998, according to public records.
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He is among a growing group of economists who are dissatisfied with the way that the dominant neoclassical school of economics gauges well-being.
The cool Neoclassical style replaced arbitrary ornamentation with allegedly timeless proportions.
Art lovers should follow up the grand neoclassical Fitzwilliam Museum with the unassuming Kettle's Yard, a treasure trove of 20th-century art, ceramics and sculpture.
Before boarding my plane, I managed to squeeze in a visit to the splendid Owens-Thomas House, a neoclassical mansion designed by the Anglo-American architect William Jay.
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Moreover, BGI wants to change business for good but teaches the same neoclassical economic theory that justified policies and actions that led to the great recession.
Neoclassical buildings that bob up and down on air currents.
With seven bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and three half bathrooms on four levels, the brick Neoclassical house served as the San Francisco Decorator Showcase in 1991 and again in 2012.
It's the Jesse Helms Center, set up nine years ago as a shrine for the North Carolina Senator in an old white neoclassical home with a wide portico and fluted columns.
Yet underlying her lyrical draftsmanship is the sleek, neoclassical modernity of Art Deco, for as this show vividly illustrates, the continuum of American landscape painting rides on the spirit of successive eras.
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The Spanish neoclassical structure was built in 1930 by the American architectural firm of McKim, Mead and White, which also built New York's original Pennsylvania Station and the Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island.
Located in the hunt country of Virginia, about an hour from Washington, the 61-acre property, named "Fidelio" after Beethoven's opera, has a 12, 000-square-foot neoclassical villa with six bedrooms, five baths and two half-baths.
Built in the same grand neoclassical style as the rest of the development, the Hall originally boasted a gymnasium, library, billiards room and a series of lecture theatres and meeting room for residents to enjoy for recreation.
This can be a hard pill for neoclassical economists and those who think like them to swallow, but it helps if you think of the minimum wage as it really is: a minimum productivity law.
Saltaire World Heritage Site is best known for being a Victorian project in urban regeneration: a neoclassical village on the edges of Bradford, built by industrialist Titus Salt to improve the living conditions for his textile mill employees.
Keynesian economics, which preceded neoclassical economics as a guiding principle in the United States for nearly 40 years, championed a vision where the public and private sectors played complementary roles in building value in the economy.
That lack of mass tourism only adds to the beauty of the place: an island where horse drawn carriages still take visitors past neoclassical houses edged with bougainvillea, harbors with fishing boats, deserted beaches and cobbled streets.
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Filling a neoclassical courtyard, the addition that opened last fall tripled the space devoted to Islamic art and more than doubled the number of objects on view to almost 3, 000, or about a sixth of the museum's works from the Islamic world.
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