Likewise Milton Friedman and Anna Schwartz delegate a mere footnote to Smoot-Hawley in their massive treatise, A Monetary History of the United States, 1867â1960. To his credit Austrian economist Murray Rothbard at least devotes one and a half pages to the tariff in Americaâs Great Depression.
'Baby brain' is a stereotype and all in the mind, the Mail Online reports. The headline is prompted by a US study that aimed to see if baby brain (aka mumnesia) â alleged memory lapses and problems with concentration during pregnancy â is a real phenomenon or just a myth. The study recruited 21 women in the third trimester of pregnancy.
In the embryo the neural tube forms the central nervous system in the fetus, which is the brain and spinal cord. The reason pregnant women are given folic acid supplementatio â¦ n is to help prevent neural tube defects, which can range from fairly benign all the way to anencephaly (where the baby is born without a brain).