Greenwich University seminars in Critical Political Economy restart on
Thursday 11th May, at the usual time of 5.30 and the usual location of room
138, Queen Anne Court, Maritime Campus, Greenwich University.
The provisional list of speakers and titles is attached, and is appended to
this
MD writes:
in the first place, everybody can see that the "funding" sources of the
report prepared by the Justice Department are highly problematic. They are
typical liberal type foundations such as Ford and Soros. As the NY Times
article suggests "An unusual feature of the report is that its
BLS DAILY REPORT, MONDAY, MAY 1, 2000
Personal income rose 0.7 percent in March, outpacing consumer spending,
which gained 0.5 percent, the Commerce Department reports. The last time
income rose more than spending was in October, when it was up 1.2 percent
compared with a 0.5 percent pickup in
[ah, poor Dr. Coase...Also the air is much dirtier between Portland and
Seattle than it was a decade ago, contra the paper's claim]]
May 2, 2000
New York Votes Curb on Pollution Credits
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
ALBANY, May 1 -- The New York State Legislature today completed passage of a
bill
ALBANY, May 1 -- The New York State Legislature today completed passage of a
bill that seeks to reduce the amount of air pollution that drifts into New
York from coal-burning power plants in Midwestern and Southern states. . . .
No problem. All the state has to do is issue a parallel set
of
The Center for Economic and Policy Research
The Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)
is now in its new home at 1015 18th Street, NW Suite
200, Washington, DC 20036. CEPR was started in December
1999, by its co-directors, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot.
Prior to forming CEPR, both Baker
MD writes:
in the first place, everybody can see that the "funding" sources of the
report prepared by the Justice Department are highly problematic. They
are
typical liberal type foundations such as Ford and Soros. As the NY Times
article suggests "An unusual feature of the report is that its