There was no report Weds. and this double issue today. I have never
seen this before. H
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BLS DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4-5, 1996
RELEASED ON THURSDAY: Revised annual rates of productivity changes in
the third quarter were: 0.0 percent in the
Or, putting my earlier message (the ninth hour) into a theoretical context,
I suppose I'm also suggesting an "epochal" shift in capitalism (may I call
it "ironic post-keynesianism") wherein the drive for the production of
_absolute surplus value_ becomes more prominent, in part as a response to
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The Brecht Forum
and its projects:
The New York Marxist School and
The Institute for Popular Education
presents
The Technological Revolution and the Emergence of a New Class
a talk by Jonathan King
Friday, December 13 at 7:30 pm
We
I am writing a research funding proposal (due Dec. 16) and would welcome any
suggestions on the analysis presented below. I'm particularly interested in
hearing of any work that has been or is being done along similar lines.
According to my rough calculations, using the B.C. pulp and paper
You may have noticed in the press that the
Congressionally-appointed taskforce appointed to find
biases in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has - lo and
behold - found some. The press is filled with statements
such as "most economists believe that the CPI overstates
inflation." Of course, most
I list the ongoing conversation below, should anyone care to read, and read,
and... . Max, I don't think we disagree, I think we're just discussing
different aspects of a complex problem. Just to add some points:
1. I think, on balance, a publically funded trust would be better than
private
