>China has rejected offers of help to locate the missing pilot and the
>three destroyers have been ordered to move on.
It looks like the Bush regime has decided not to huff and puff too much
since it is in a position of considerable weakness.
The plane has been confirmed as an EP-3E Aries II
I think all North American academics should be aware of this
travesty of academic freedom and human rights.
Paul Phillips,
Economics,
University of Manitoba
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Tim, try getting a hold of these folks as they might be able to put you on
the right track:
http://www.cfed.org/
Ian
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I realize that PEN-Lers don't put much stock in the
issue, but I'm trying to find some sort of industry
standard in the "economic development" biz.
Specifically, how do the people running these
organizations, or I suppose more importantly, the
people providing the funding, measure and assess the
r
Jim,
Yeah. I glanced at the current BW today. The sidebar "Excess, Excess
Everywhere" seemed to sum things up, eh?
Seth
US recession?
by Jim Devine
02 April 2001 16:37
In the most recent issue of BUSINESS WEEK that I've received, I find that
their reporters are talking in terms that I used
At 13:41 02/04/01 +, you wrote:
>I don't get the title of this thread. It's not like the US and China are
>inches away from
>a "hot" war the way the US and the USSR were for decades. And even then,
>there were lots
>of similar incidents between them that didn't start the nukes flying...
We
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Sound like a Bayesian
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"Keynes made the distinction
"Keynes made the distinction between risk and uncertainty. When you use risk
you know your odds, but when there is uncertainty the chance is 50-50."
Principles of Macroeconomics Exam
Although I think that the main issues of the so-called "transformation
problem" are not mathematical and the "problem" should be renamed as the
"disaggregation problem," I think it's a mistake to totally reject math or
even equilibrium conceptions.
At 01:52 AM 4/2/01 -0700, you wrote:
>IN AN
Shaikh uses math, econometrics, simulations, etc. But his points in such papers
as "The Humbug Production Function," "The Poverty of Algebra," and the papers on
the transformation problem are well to be considered: we must not confuse the
laws of math or statistics with the laws of economics; math
In the most recent issue of BUSINESS WEEK that I've received, I find that
their reporters are talking in terms that I used in my "three bears"
analysis. The big complaint with the US these days is unused industrial
capacity -- including several empty billboards at Times Square in New York
City
Penners
In the March 12 issue of Business Week there is a review of a book by Ann
Crittenden, "The Price of Motherhood: Why the Most Important Job in the
World is Still Least Valued" (Metropolitan Books). The review kicks off with
the current news of Massachusetts governor Jane Swift's pregnancy
Louis Proyect wrote:
You can also see contempt for working people in shows like SNL or Mad TV,
which
offer up skits about feckless messengers, waiters, or truck drivers when
they are not mocking black people or the retarded. The funny thing, of
course, is that these shows are uniformly unfunny. I
http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pagename=View&c=Article&cid=FT3IY3FUWKC&liv
e=true
The truth about protectionism
Jagdish Bhagwati and Arvind Panagariya say poor countries are the worst
offenders when it comes to obstructing free trade
Published: March 29 2001 19:09GMT | Last Updated: March 29 200
Marx's _Value, Price and Profit_ , as the title implies , gives a basic understanding
of how Marx analyzed the relationship between value and price.
CB
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/31/01 11:31AM It's true that Marx has a much more
>complex notion of value than this. In reality,
according to M
I don't get the title of this thread. It's not like the US and China are inches away
from
a "hot" war the way the US and the USSR were for decades. And even then, there were
lots
of similar incidents between them that didn't start the nukes flying...
--
IN AN ARTICLE ENTITLED "Geometry and experience" by
Albert Einstein, on the relevance of mathematics he
says "as far as mathematics corresponds to experience
it is not certain, and as far as mathematics is
certain it does not correspond to experience". Of the
many misunderstandings of Marx, there
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