yesterday I wrote: As Bob Pollin points out in his article in the REVIEW
OF RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMICS (Summer 1998), the US labor market is
becoming more and more like that of Bolivia: in the latter, overt
(officially-measured) unemployment is nil, but the high degree of
insecurity of workers
On Thursday, September 2, 1999 at 13:32:02 (-0400) Ricardo Duchesne writes:
Isn't there a way to get rid of this irritating re re re? If not,
could people here do it manually as I think it devalues the whole
list. thanks, ricardo
If you have the ability to filter your mail through an external
Michael Perelman wrote:
Ajit Sinha wrote:
Michael, your firm must have a market value today. How do you arrive at the market
value of your firm?
Why? Is it reflected in the stock market value? The value of a firm cannot be
known. The market is too thin
to know the price in
At 09:39 AM 9/2/99 -0700, Jim Devine wrote:
We should also look at the bright side of the Bolivianization process. The
decrease in worker insecurity -- corresponding to the shrinkage of the
importance of the "good jobs" in the primary sector -- also means that
employees are less loyal their
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Would our New Zealand comrades like to comment on this? I was under the impression
that during Moore's tenure as Prime Minister he was less than the "committed
left-winger" referred to in the article.
Not that it would make much difference -- he won't be calling the shots -- but it's an
Horowitz is agrieved at being called bigot. I supect that he would feel very
comfortable lunching with Alan Keyes. ergo, he is not biggoted.
Most of us would use different standard, but since we rely on such shorthand
expressions, especially in an age of dissembling, shouldn't we expect such
Ricardo Duchesne wrote:
Isn't there a way to get rid of this irritating re re re? If not,
could people here do it manually as I think it devalues the whole
list. thanks, ricardo
Sort of shows how meaning is produced through repetition and
displacement, though, don't you think?
On a totally
Isn't there a way to get rid of this irritating re re re? If not,
could people here do it manually as I think it devalues the whole
list. thanks, ricardo
Michael Perelman wrote:
Horowitz is agrieved at being called bigot. I supect that he would feel very
comfortable lunching with Alan Keyes. ergo, he is not biggoted.
Most of us would use different standard, but since we rely on such shorthand
expressions, especially in an age of
Have just returned from the Twelfth World Congress
of the International Economic Association in Buenos Aires.
Among other things, had fairly extended conversations with
some economists from Yugoslavia, in particular from the
Economics Institute in Belgrade. A few observations
based on those
Strangely enough, I attended Horowitz's wedding in 1982 or so. He was a
friend of an ex-girlfriend of mine, one who continually argued with him to
stop shifting so far to the right. Of course, arguing was in vain. I met
him at a picnic in Berkeley. I asked him he knew that "George Killian's Red
In one early Woo film, the primitive accumulation of multiple gunshot wounds
was magnificent with the destruction of a hospital concealing an arsenal
rivaling ( as fiction ) the recent NATO activity in Serbia, saving babies
while concentrating weapons fire.
Ann
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Subject: Emergency Protest Actions to Stop the War Against Iraq!
Date: Thursday, September 02, 1999 1:55 AM
Emergency Protest Actions to Stop the War Against Iraq!
Internationally Coordinated Week of Emergency
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David, a voice from the past -- Berkeley in the 1970s. I was (and am)
doing energy economics when we knew each other then.
Recently David Horowitz' appeal letter was forwarded to me.
I'm surprised that he wraps himself in the assertion that his editors
have known him since the Sixties. I
Brad De Long wrote:
I have heard Phil Harvey of Rutgers Law School use this story on more than
one occasion in public presentations. No matter how much dogs are trained
to be good bone gatherers, as long as the number of bones remain fixed,
there will still be dogs left without bones.
PLEASE FORWARD
Folks,
People may of caught the nasty David Horowitz column in Salon attacking the
NAACP's lawsuits against the gun lobby where he argued that black leaders
should "[abandon] the ludicrous claim that white America and firearms
manufacturers are the cause of the problems
Fucking victory!
by Ann Mullen, Curt Guyette Jennifer Bagwell
9/1/99 Detroit Metrotimes
www.metrotimes.com
Fucking victory!
Macomb Community College professor John Bonnell, suspended for the past seven months,
returned to the classroom Monday after a U.S. District Court judge ordered
Date: Thu, 02 Sep 1999 10:14:54 -0700
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Subject: [PEN-L:10594] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:
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I do always erase my res, I just hope others will do
For a fascinating exegesis of the allegories of primitive accumulation,
cutthroat gangsterism, etc. in the Hong Kong cinema, read _City on
Fire_ (NY: Verso, 1999) by Lisa Odham Stokes and (our very own) Michael
Hoover!
Yoshie
A big shoutout to Yoshie for the plug! Book is now available
BLS DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1999
TODAY'S NEWS RELEASE: In July, 215 metropolitan areas recorded unemployment
rates below the U.S. average (4.5 percent, not seasonally adjusted), while
110 areas had higher rates. Among the 16 metropolitan areas with jobless
rates below 2.0
Ajit, I am very busy and do not want to keep repeating. Here it is simply:
1. Many parts of the economy have a value without a price.
2. When the need arises, some agent, a bank lending officer can put a price on them.
3. Such prices are not objective measures, but the subjective measure by
Jim,
We should also look at the bright side of the Bolivianization process. The
decrease in worker insecurity -- corresponding to the shrinkage of the
importance of the "good jobs" in the primary sector -- also means that
employees are less loyal their employers and thus perhaps more
Forward on merit pay, a potential use of evaluations.
Charles Brown
There are some CAL State "Memoranda of Understanding" with merit increase
provisions at
http://www.calstate.edu/tier3/EmpRel/Contracts_HTML/contracts.html
A teachers' contract with a merit increase
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