Mike,
An interesting report - thanks.
Harry
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Michael wrote:
I've just finished spending two fascinating weeks teaching an intensive
Management course as part of an American MBA program in a smallish sized
city in the middle of France.
The city itself is a faded
Greetings, everyone,
One billion people unemployed? Hmmm... this hardly seems possible: Say
that at most 3 billion people, men and women, are in the job-seeking
or -holding employable age group, and say that of these, half live in
cultures where social custom is for both men and women to work
Speaking to the ILO's annual assembly, Somavia said more
than one billion people were unemployed, prompting
120 million migrant workers to leave their families and
home countries in the hope of finding a job elsewhere.
To paraphrase Phillipe Berthelot: if one person is unemployed, it is
I think I've told this story before at least a couple times. But the issue
keeps coming up and I believe it is a good example of an answer. If you
recognize feel free to skip it.
Arthur,
Sounds a lot like Picher where I grew up. Except the mines were lead and
zinc. I went through that
I checked my mail last night to find Harry's comments on taxation,
and only Ray challenging the collection of facile nonsense, so
I'll attempt to put in my two bits worth...
On Sun, 16 Jun 2002, Harry Pollard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Two directions for taxation: Taxation according to
