What is so odd about Mill's dilemma? It seems eminently sensible, given that
the distribution of power derives from discrepancies of wealth rather than
absolute wealth.
That's something which, as I mentioned earlier, is intensely experienced by
people in Melanesia (and I suppose elsewhere):
[New York Times]
October 16, 2002
In the High-Tech Sector, Optimism Is Just a Faded Memory
By JOHN MARKOFF
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Oct. 15 - At this year's Agenda conference, traditionally
an upbeat gathering of the computer and Internet industries' elite,
attendance was low and the mood even lower.
The boom in property prices in London and the South of England may in part
be the result of government intervention to keep interest rates low, at a
time of falling stock prices, while keeping the economy circulating and
people in employment. Money instead has been invested in property in what
Below is an article from Turkishpress.com. I just read an
article by a finance columnist at the Turkish daily Radikal a
short while ago, arguing the possibility that the American
support of the Kurdish in Northern Iraq is to pave the road for
Turkey to enter Iraq and let them clear the way before
Still it take true genius to make plagiarism pay,
as the Internet reminds us everyday (most of
which you can't even give away).
CJ
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How right you are. I remember a bestselling
Italian author (just can't remember his name, I
know it wasn't Puzo, and he died in the late
80s)who remarked something to the effect:
'fashion is a form of bourgeois terrorism'.
Still, fabrics have DEFINITELY improved, for the
most part. Most
LA Times, Oct. 16, 2002
Oil Is Factor in Iraq War Equation
Regime change might mean a rise in output. For Russia, that could put
prices, deals at risk.
By Warren Vieth , Times Staff Writer
WASHINGTON -- The prospect of military action against Saddam Hussein has
touched off an international
Partly true: The Sari Club, an open-air bar and discotheque a short stroll
from Kuta beach, banned Indonesians except those with foreigners. The ban
kept out the Indonesian prostitutes and touts who linger along adjacent
Jalan Legian, the busy street that runs through Kuta's main tourist area.
Richard Gephardt announced his economic plan. According to the New York
Times, the main component seems to be tax cuts. How heroic! All this
tactic does is open up the door to more regressive Republican tax cuts as
the appropriate economic policy.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
I mentioned that work in the extract from my book that I posted.
On Wed, Oct 16, 2002 at 05:20:01AM -0700, Charles Jannuzi wrote:
How right you are. I remember a bestselling
Italian author (just can't remember his name, I
know it wasn't Puzo, and he died in the late
80s)who remarked
Title: RE: [PEN-L:31407] New Demo. Economic Plan
Gephardt spoke to the EPI, the organization that Max leads (at least on the spiritual plane). Here's an exerpt from the NYT article:
... Mr. Gephardt offered a five-point plan under the rubric of a new economic agenda for a new House.
The
Economic Reporting Review, 10/15/02
By Dean Baker, Center for Economic and Policy Research
Outstanding Stories of the Week
At Firms, Dual Profit Pictures
Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post, October 10, 2002, Page A1
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A3551-2002Oct9.html
This
Robert Reich, who elsewhere has written about the problem of overwork,
frames his proposal in the NYT in terms of putting more money into
consumers' pockets. It would indeed do that. But his proposal's strategic
structural effects are even bettter: it would reduce perverse tax incentives
that
At 09:10 PM 10/15/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Anyone have the stats on sales of women's clothes, fashion accesories,
perfumes etc. since Reagan and Thatcher? I suspect they've been brisk.
Probably, but what's pushing it forward is not fashion change but the
by-now compulsive impulse to buy.
These articles are as of October 15th 2002.
Sabri
US GULF COMMANDER GEN. FRANKS TO VISIT TURKEY (HURRIYET)
Gen. Tommy Franks, commander of United States forces in the
Persian Gulf region, is due to visit Turkey next Monday. Franks
is set to meet with Chief of General Staff Gen.
Excuse me but 'Dick' did not address EPI.
He gave a speech after being introduced
by EPI president Larry Mishel. It was
not an EPI event. EPI people were among
the audience. I wasn't there.
I'm not clear on exactly who organized it,
but it wasn't EPI.
Leads on a spiritual plane. That's the
[Far Eastern Economic Review]
[ http://www.feer.com ]
SINO-U.S. RELATIONS
A GLOBAL HUNT FOR SAFE SUPPLIES
TROUBLE IN IRAQ, INDONESIA ALARMS BEIJING
By David Murphy
Issue cover-dated October 24, 2002
It's all about balance. When China awarded a $12 billion natural-gas
contract to Australia in
[didn't the Bushies say something about bombing anyone connected to
financing ObL and his ilk]
[the CFR report is at http://www.cfr.org/publication.php?id=5080 ]
washingtonpost.com
Report Decries Saudi Laxity
U.S. Must Act to Dry Up Al Qaeda Funds, Policy Group Says
By Douglas Farah
--- Michael Perelman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I mentioned that work in the extract from my
book that I posted.
On Wed, Oct 16, 2002 at 05:20:01AM -0700,
Charles Jannuzi wrote:
How right you are. I remember a bestselling
Italian author (just can't remember his name,
I
know it
And Gephardt is the man leading the Dems off to
Bush's war, too.
C. Jannuzi
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