On Mon, 30 Sep 1996, Breen, Nancy wrote:
Marx, of course, wrote in Capital of freedom in the double sense: freedom
from the means of production and freedom to work for wages which is a key
contradition that leads individuals in these conditions into labor
exploitation under capitalism.
Jim, whoever else may be interested: The Luxembourg Income Study (LIS)
data bases can be disaggregated by states; I think that some researchers
using their data bases have experimented...it's tricky though - one needs
to know SPSS or SAS..and some states will have small
samples. LIS is based at
Jim, others interested in the Cobb-Douglas production function:
It is called the Cobb-Douglas function because Douglas, who was also an
economist (at Chicago and the New School), were among the first to use it
in widely read literature.
chris
redlands
Don't you guys at Buffalo have to teach courses once in a while? What
about department meetings? I am
amazed at the amount of posts coming out of this place. Must be nice.
Chris Niggle
overworked at redlands
On Thu, 12 Sep 1996, SHAWGI TELL wrote:
On August 29, the Ontario
Robert is Paul Samuelson's son.
On Wed, 15 May 1996, C.N.Gomersall wrote:
Max S. wrote:
[Robert] Samuelson is married to Katherine Graham's daughter, but I'm sure
this has nothing to do with his spectacular career.
A naive question of mine own: is Robert related to Paul?
Rosser: I sent the message (Chris Niggle, Redlands); Heilbroner told me
that Robert was Paul's son but it was long ago and my memory is
fading..like lots of other parts. Could be wrong.
On Wed, 15 May 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you sure Robert is Paul Samuelson's son (whoever
My host server has been changed. Can someone help this neo-luddite,
techno-nerd out and tell me how to resubscribe to Pen-l from my new
system?
Chris Niggle
Redlands
On Thu, 18 Apr 1996, Blair Sandler wrote
Hall Taylor have this idea that in the long run the classical model and
Say's Law are correct: supply creates its own demand, output is determined
by the size of the labor force, capital stock and technology, and aggregate
demand merely influences
On Tue, 16 Apr 1996, Doug Henwood wrote:
The other day, I asked loyal Keynesians to comment on Morck, Shleifer, and
Vishny's 1990 paper showing the stock market to have little effect on
investment - a very damaging empirical refutation of JMK's line on the
malign influence of sentiment on
On Fri, 12 Apr 1996, Doug Henwood wrote:
At 1:28 PM 4/11/96, Christopher Niggle wrote:
Doug Henwood commented that Modigliani seemed nervous about defending the
Modigliani-Miller theorem in the late 1980s...as well he should. But in
Arjo Klamer's earlier interview with him
In an interview in Arjo Klamer's "Conversations with Economists"
Modigliani said that he had been amazed that anyone had taken the M-M
thesis re the neutrality of capital structure (leverage) seriously, since
the necessary assumptions were so restrictive as to negate the
possibility of
On Wed, 10 Apr 1996, Michael Perelman wrote:
who introduced the term, military keynesianism? Dan Fusfeld told me that
he thinks that it was pen-l's own Lynn Turgeon. I have heard it attributed
to Joan Robinson, but have never been able to locate a source.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics
On Wed, 3 Apr 1996, Mike Meeropol wrote:
I am now teaching some one semester "principles" sections. The books I have
seen (including the one [ugh] I'm using) are all terrible. Anyone with a
good suggestion for one that is a) not too difficult, and b) not too
one-sided [example: mine says
On Mon, 12 Feb 1996, DOUG ORR wrote:
I sent out the following request about a month ago and got no response. I'm
thinking it never went thru, so I am trying again.
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I am hoping our friends in OZ can answer a question. In macro, I was doing the
standard rap on
Re Hall and Taylor's Macro text. For what it is worth, they are closer
to New Keynesians than New Classicals. They don't argue that markets
clear all the time.
Chris Niggle
University of Redlands
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