forwarded by Michael Hoover
IBM's board of directors thanked chairman and CEO Louis Gerstner for
restoring Wall Street's faith in the company with a $4.5 million bonus
and stock options in 1997
What has that well paid accountant done to the R and D budget? I need to
read Veblen's The
Some say Pinochet wasn't good for Chile's economy
Wednesday, March 18, 1998, Miami Herald
By KATHERINE ELLISON Herald Foreign Staff
SANTIAGO, Chile -- Like a modern Mussolini, Chile's former military ruler
Gen. Augusto Pinochet has defenders, here and abroad, who excuse his brutal
governing
Here's an interesting twist:
Zvi vs a FRB Economist, with Zvi claiming no U-Turn in poverty rates (based on
consumption, not income) and the Fed guy responding that while not as "bad" as
census is reporting, poverty has been trending upward (possibly).
ZG concludes we have won the war on
Dennis R Redmond wrote:
My theory is, the bigger the speculative
bubble (and Dow 8700 at a time when every corporation on the block, from
Nike to Compaq, is reporting sluggish earnings and falling profit
margins, surely qualifies as the most stupendous mania since the South Sea
Bubble) the more
Jim,
You identify GDP measures with exchange value and HDI (PQLI) with use value.
I think this captures the spirit of the distinction, but is not actually
correct. HDI is an effort to capture *social outcomes* by indexing health
and education measures (it is flawed, because it includes GDP/PPP
From: "Carl H.A. Dassbach" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Late capitalism?
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 1998 11:24:01 -0500
Some may recall that Mandel, writing in the 1970's, characterized the period
since the end of World War II as "Late Capitalism."
I was wondering if this is
Some progressive friends of mine in the Physics Department here at
Syracuse passed on to me an inquiry from friends of theirs in Trieste.
Someone has organized a 4-week course at the International Centre
for Theoretical Physics in Trieste, under the title "School on the
Mathematics of Economics,"
At 07:44 PM 3/17/98 +, Mark Jones wrote:
You need a long spoon to sup with the IBRD, it's true. However,
propaganda which relies upon publicly abandoning the most significant
indicator of market-driven progress is pretty double-edged. It's
tacitly abandoning the capitalist dream
BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1998
Predicting a "major hit" from the Asian financial crisis, the nation's
top manufacturing lobby said its members expect a significant slowdown
in U.S. export sales this year, as well as slower economic growth
overall. The National Association of
Date sent: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 19:50:18 +
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Subject:Re: Marxism and the Indians of Peru, part 2 of 3
Unfortunately the Latin American Left has lost its bearings --
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