Abstract
The phenomena of scaling and Bloom-Gilman duality are examined in the context of simple nonrelativistic and relativistic quantum-mechanical models. These models are shown to scale and to show the qualitative features of Bloom-Gilman duality. This suggests that these phenomena do not necessarily require the properties of QCD.
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