On Tue, 26 Nov 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: $250 Cookie Recipe
This is a true story. Pass it on!!!
My daughter I had just finished a salad at Neiman-Marcus Cafe in Dallas
decided to have a small dessert. Because both of us are such cookie
lovers, we decided to try
There's an article with this title in the current New Yorker, by
John Cassidy. One quote:
"A number of important economic phenomena remain beyond our comprehension.
The two most significant developments in the American economy over the
past twenty years are the slowdown in productivity growth
Wall Street tout Ed Hyman's theme of the day is that with economic growth
slipping below the rate of money growth worldwide, "Marshallian capital
theory" would suggest that it's a great time to buy stocks.
Does this make any sense to anyone - the reference to Marshall, that is,
not the argument
At 11:27 AM 11/26/96, Gerald Levy wrote:
I must have missed something. Did _anyone_ on PEN-L suggest that the
decision about whether to have children without being married _wasn't_ or
_shouldn't_ be a woman's decision?
I _love_ the way you emphasize _so_ _many_ _words_, Jerry. Though your
At 6:35 PM 11/26/96, Tom Walker wrote:
"Rifkin suggests we may have to take the existing work and spread it around.
He says we have to look once more at the question of reduced work time.
"I don't agree with all of Rifkin's analysis or his proposed solutions.
"But here's the paradox. We see
At 4:44 AM 11/26/96, Gerald Levy wrote:
From Cassidy's perspective, radical economists may not be counted _as_
economists. From the hegemonic perspective of neo-neoclassical economics,
all heterodox economists (but, especially Marxist economists) are viewed
implicitly (and sometimes explicitly)
At 9:21 AM 11/26/96, Eban Goodstein wrote:
At 8:09 AM 11/25/96, Eban Goodstein wrote:
1. According to the Urban Institute, the non-marital birth rate
increased from 26 to 45 per thousand, between 1970 and 1992. So there
clearly has been a dramatic increase in non-marital births.
It's
There's an article with this title in the current New Yorker, by
John Cassidy. One quote:
"A number of important economic phenomena remain beyond our comprehension.
The two most significant developments in the American economy over the
past twenty years are the slowdown in productivity
Doug wrote (and I reversed the order of his sentences),
For another view, see http://www.panix.com/~dhenwood/Work.html
And what's so new about this?
Doug,
Looked through your Work its Future article and its thesis sounds an awful
lot like that of the 1983 article by Henry Levin and Russell
Doug Henwood misquotes my post and then asks,
And what's so new about this?
For another view, see http://www.panix.com/~dhenwood/Work.html
Doug,
With all due respect, if you're going to react to a message, read it first.
I didn't write the words you quoted, B.C. Premier Glen Clark said them.
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Honestly, the "two most significant developments in the American economy"
are not "economic phenomena". An honest economist would have to admit simply
that there is no adequate *economic* explanation for either.
This should be no more difficult than an honest mathematician admitting that
there
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From a speech by British Columbia Premier Glen Clark to the Convention of
the B.C. Federation of Labour, November 26, 1996...
The Long Term
"These are important initiatives -- creating jobs in the forest sector,
rebuilding our coastal communities, working to save Canadian Airlines -- but
I want
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Subject: EASTERN ZAIRE AND THE US
Date sent:Sun, 24 Nov 1996 20:50:53
A KARL CARLILE MESSAGE
KARL: The Great Lakes Region crisis is essentially a
product of inter-imperialist rivalry between
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 27/November/1996 03:32am
The basic idea makes sense, however. Given the underlying
tendency toward instability and crisis of the laws of motion of
capital, one can posit certain institutional forms that stabilize
the system, explaining the so-called "Golden Age" of the
I think this is a very narrow interpretation of what's going on. I've
worked here in New York with people currently fighting in Kabila's army
and they're hardly dupes of US imperialism. Nor, for that matter, are
they Tutsi. They have been active participants in anti-imperialist
movements
True, not all, but, in my experience, most. In fact, even on those rare
occasions where marriage is a truly equitable arrangement, the society at
large constrains the woman by expecting certain behavior of her in marriage.
Sooo, there is the marital relationship between the two individuals, and
Subject: $250 Cookie Recipe
This is a true story. Pass it on!!!
My daughter I had just finished a salad at Neiman-Marcus Cafe in Dallas
decided to have a small dessert. Because both of us are such cookie
lovers, we decided to try the "Neiman-Marcus Cookie". It was so
This is but the nth resurfacing of an ancient "urban myth", "Revenge of the
Unsuspecting Cookie Recipe Buyer." Earlier versions used Tollhouse cookies
and Famous Amos cookies, and probably others as well. I wonder how often
people will continue to fall for this tale. I wonder if any of the
In addition to Patrick Bond's points (which seem plausible to
me), the problem I have with regulationism and also the related
theory of SSAs is that they have an undertheorized understanding
of accumulation absent regulation or an SSA.
The basic idea makes sense, however. Given the underlying
My comments were in no way meant to absolve men from their responsibilities
in child rearing and I did not mean to imply that single parenting is a
pancea. My comments were in response to the wisdom of most mainstream
economists, which is that there is no rationality at all in women having
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