Bankruptcy and the family

Article Abstract:

Debtors usually refuse to file for bankruptcy because of the social stigma attached to it. Those who resort to it as a remedy enjoy the protection of the law which automatically issues orders that keep creditors from making further efforts to collect. The consequences that result from bankruptcy and their effects on the family unit vary on a case-to-case basis. The family that files bankruptcy is usually economically sustained like a welfare family. More research is recommended on the subject.

Social aspects, Economic aspects, Family, Domestic relations, Family relations, Bankruptcy

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Time warp

Article Abstract:

Older people feel time flies so fast. Chronobiology, the study of time and its relation to human physiology, accounts for older people's slow metabolic clock. Mental and physical fitness can help perk up older people's subjective clock.

Middle aged persons, Analysis, Physiological aspects, Metabolism, Biological rhythms, Biorhythms, Chronobiology

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Antitrust settlement stiffs consumers

Article Abstract:

The settlement by airlines accused in a 1990 lawsuit of price-fixing provides little savings or advantages to consumers, who will receive discount coupons instead of a cash refund. Claim information is provided.

Cases, Airlines, Antitrust law, Price fixing

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