If anyone has a critique of these I will forward them to the Healthre list
whence it came CHeers, Ken Hanly
In my approach to universal health care,
www.his.com/robertb/hlthplan.htm I require that there be a mandatory MSA
for workers in the same sense as Social Security is mandatory.
Some have
Title: Re: [PEN-L:30109] McCloskey Post-Autism
Greetings Economists,
JD got back to me quickly about my remarks on 'Autistic Economics'. He plans on replying to my economic thoughts later, but first JD writes,
JD
Though I say below that autistic economics is bad economics, I don't think
[Dear friends and colleagues, please forward the following very usual
information by Katha Pollitt and Jennifer Baumgardner on EC (emergency
contraception) to all...but especially young people. Many
thanks, Diane]
Date: Sun, 08 Sep 2002 11:15:53 -0400
From: Katha Pollitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CALL FOR PAPERS
10th ANNUAL MINI-CONFERENCE ON VALUE THEORY
Crowne Plaza Manhattan Hotel, February 21-23, 2003
This year we celebrate an important milestone the tenth annual
mini-conference of the International Working Group on Value
Theory (IWGVT). In the face of an increasingly hostile
Ok. I looked at the Blanford proposal. It is not really worth spending
much time on. Single payer (say the Canadian system) is so obviously better.
I'll just make a few points.
1) The system he suggests still relies heavily on private insurers. In
the U.S. about 30% (almost 1 in 3) health
What is this supposed drought resistant farming in the US model. There are
certain practices that can conserve water etc. but I have never heard of a
system that is immune from droughts. As the article shows the US (and parts
of Canada) are experiencing some of the worst drought conditions ever.
He may mean the proliferation of tube wells, which has brought up a bunch
of arsenic laced water in Bangladesh. Other than that, I would draw a
blank.
On Sun, Sep 08, 2002 at 01:56:11PM -0700, ken hanly wrote:
What is this supposed drought resistant farming in the US model. There are
certain
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Duke University Receives Grant to Limit Copyright Expansion
An anonymous donor has given $1 million to the Duke University Law
School to fund efforts to find the correct balance of copyrighted
material and that which is available in the public domain. The money
will fund a new center that will
This is excellent news. I assume that Duke was chosen because James Boyle
teaches there.
On Mon, Sep 09, 2002 at 09:55:18AM +1200, Bill Rosenberg wrote:
Duke University Receives Grant to Limit Copyright Expansion
An anonymous donor has given $1 million to the Duke University Law
School
Drain the swamp and there will be no more mosquitoes
By attacking Iraq, the US will invite a new wave of terrorist attacks
Noam Chomsky
Monday September 9, 2002
The Guardian
September 11 shocked many Americans into an awareness that they had better pay
much closer attention to what the US
EU threat to Swiss tax haven secrecy
Charlotte Denny
Monday September 9, 2002
The Guardian
Switzerland is facing the threat of financial sanctions from the European Union
unless it lifts the secrecy cloaking its financial system.
Finance ministers, enraged at the refusal to hand over
The reluctant imperialists
By Gerard Baker
Financial Times, September 8 2002
It must be one of the cruel jokes history plays on the world from
time to time that the one good consequence of September 11 was
also the quickest to dissipate.
Events a year ago produced waves of sympathy for America.
Some EU member states have said they would give up their own banking
secrecy
only if Switzerland and five other financial centres outside the EU - the
United
States, Andorra, San Marino, Liechtenstein and Monaco - were to do the
same.
How is the US like these places? And how are they
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