BLS DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1997
RELEASED TODAY: In June 1997, there were 1,113 mass layoff actions by
employers as measured by new filings for unemployment insurance benefits
during the month. Each action involved at least 50 persons from a
single establishment, and the number
I have just updated a bibliography on socialist economics that I sent
out to pen-l'ers in 1991, suitable for use in courses on, e.g., Comp.
Econ. Sys. I'll be happy to e-mail the new version (about 200-titles)
to pen-l'ers on request.
Cheers -- Eric Schutz
According to an editorial in the last (Sep 22) issue of The Nation,
Messinger endorsed a police demand to arm themselves with hollow-point
bullets -- a military-style weapon that inflicts massive damage to human
body. Contrary to what I suggested in my previous missive, the article does
not say
I'm all in favor of politeness (unless I'm speaking truth to power,
something I don't do enough of), and of empirically-accurate terminology
("chair" rather than "chairman"). But I think that there's too much
sensitivity floating around the left and liberal communities. I can't see
how "Buddha,
Bill Lear said that he would help to set up a pen-l web site. This would
be an ideal application of that site.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
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916-898-5321
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From: James Devine [EMAIL
GOP Leaders Boycott Clinton Event
By Martin Crutsinger
AP Economics Writer
Thursday, September 11, 1997; 6:27 a.m. EDT
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Facing an open rebellion in his
Date: Thu, 11 Sep 1997 13:48:35 -0400
Subject: Fwd(2): Protests may make Suharto may jam out on APEC
Source: CP/AP
Protests might keep Indonesian leader away from Asia-Pacific summit
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- Indonesia's president might not attend an
Asia-Pacific leaders' summin in
Among other things, I said I think the current mood of excessive
sensitivity is piss-poor progressiveness, a substitution of changing
terminology and language for
changing social reality. I highly prefer the attitude of "you call us
freaks, so we'll use the term ironically to refer to ourselves"
The Economic History Association has a great web site with compilations of
course outlines.
Jason
At 11:17 AM 9/11/97 -0700, Doug Henwood wrote:
Michael Eisenscher wrote:
I know this apology is sincere, but I am bothered by your choice of words.
It is not just a matter of offending Buddhists or Asians, it is the
principle of feeding off of racial or ethnic or religious stereotyping that
is
I still have in my possession an August 1973 draft (Comments invited)
bibliography by Jim Campen with the title: A Structured and Partially
Annotated BIBLIOGRAPHY of Materials relevant to Constructive Thinking About
SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVES FOR AMERICA. 84 pages. Price 35 cents [+40 cents postage]
Ho hum.
Regards,
Tom Walker
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Last Friday there was a speech by Alan Greenspan at a dinner party for the
Center for Economic Policy Research at Stanford. Surprisingly, the speech
can be accessed on the web (with other speeches/papers by Greenspan and
others) at:
http://woodrow.mpls.frb.fed.us/info/sys/people.html
dhm
Pyongyang, September 10 (KCNA)-- Robert Bell, Senior Director for
Defense Policy and Arms Control at the White House National Security
Council, on September 5 said "Korea is the one place in the world
where the cold war has not ended" and "There has to be in the treaty
to ban anti-personnel
As many of you know we're trying to put together a collection of URPE
Reading lists which we also want to put on the URPE Home Page - I think
we would be glad to link this to pen-l (or vice-versa) depending on what
gets done first!
Best,
Ron
URPE Midwest Rep.
Eric Schutz writes: I have just updated a bibliography on socialist
economics that I sent out to pen-l'ers in 1991, suitable for use in courses
on, e.g., Comp. Econ. Sys. I'll be happy to e-mail the new version (about
200-titles) to pen-l'ers on request.
what we need is a pen-l FTP or gopher
Michael Eisenscher wrote:
I know this apology is sincere, but I am bothered by your choice of words.
It is not just a matter of offending Buddhists or Asians, it is the
principle of feeding off of racial or ethnic or religious stereotyping that
is at issue.
Can someone explain to me just how
I just had an idea about the job tenure debate, prompted by this latest
BLS report (thanks!). Perhaps the churning has increased primarily in
the primary sector, where hanging on to your job is more important, and
in which there have been traditional expectations of greater tenure. If
churning
In a message dated 97-09-10 15:15:14 EDT, you write:
Sharpton
quickly pointed out that no one has ever asked Rudy about the narrowness of
*his* base, emphasizing that he got more white votes than Rudy did black
votes. Messinger couldn't make a point that sharp if her life depended on
it.
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