Informative review by left wing British economist Robin Blackburn, of book
by right wing historian Robert Conquest, which summarises many of the
adverse developments in Russia. Service's right wing perspective makes
these reports even more credible.
November 17, 2002
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Jim Craven To Talk On Marxism And Indigenous Struggles In Sacramento
Jim Craven, a professor of economics, will give a talk
From the CBC:
Real-life Da Vinci leads sweep in Vancouver elections
Last Updated Sun, 17 Nov 2002 9:54:49
VANCOUVER - A former Mountie and coroner who inspired a CBC Television
series won a landslide election on Saturday to become the next mayor of
Vancouver.
Larry Campbell, the real-life
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,5506606%255E2902,0
0.html
Stone loses cool over double Bill
18nov02
FORMER Rolling Stone Bill Wyman has threatened a US journalist with legal
action because he shares the same name as the musician.
The star's lawyers have ordered the
There is a new book out on climate and justice: DEAD HEAT. The authors
make both a frightening case about the future and a powerful argument
for justice. One of the authors furnished the following precis:
Dead Heat argues that the battle against global warming is key to the
larger battle
The stock market liked it last week when, although retail sales were
sort of weak, when car sales were taken out of the figure,things looked
pretty good.
It occurs to me that cars are actually made in the USA (mostly), where
as most everything else isn't. So even if retail sales hold up for
Title: the nouveau pauvre
November 17, 2002/New York TIMES.
From Middle Class to the Shelter Door
By LESLIE EATON
The tidy apartment in a house in Staten Island rents for just $650 a month, but Salvatore and Lorraine Nardulli can no longer afford it. They cannot pay the phone bill, or
The BBC programme Sunday evening gave some more details
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/correspondent/2416049.stm
It quoted a former British colonial administrator, John Nottingham,
referring to
Brutal savage torture by people who have to be condemned as war criminals.
I feel ashamed
Wednesday, November 20, 11:00 AM
Not In Our Name National Day of Action
We believe that as people living in the United States it is our
responsibility to resist the injustices done by our government, in
our name. In this spirit, the Not In Our Name Project is calling
for a National Day of
At 05:14 PM 11/15/2002 -0800, you wrote:
The US is the puzzle. Is it deflation or
stagflation. Given what I intuitively feel about
the US economy's critical mass of true
unproductivity, I'm betting stagflation.
Uh, is that the short way of saying unemployment + inflation?
Joanna
Then tell Henwood to stop making inane responses
just to bait people, or unsubscribe me. Like I
really care at this point. You deserve
discussions with Henwood. In other words, you
deserve inanity.
CJ
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--- joanna bujes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
At 05:14 PM 11/15/2002 -0800, you wrote:
The US is the puzzle. Is it deflation or
stagflation. Given what I intuitively feel
about
the US economy's critical mass of true
unproductivity, I'm betting stagflation.
Uh, is that the short way of saying
Charles Jannuzi wrote:
Then tell Henwood to stop making inane responses
just to bait people, or unsubscribe me. Like I
really care at this point. You deserve
discussions with Henwood. In other words, you
deserve inanity.
If anyone cares what I think about Empire, my review is at
Devine, James wrote:
RE: [PEN-L:32288] Re: economics on pen-l
Peter D writes:...
I'm wondering whether foreign central banks are already
financing the
US current account deficit, in light of the weakness in
US financial
markets.
don't you think that it's foreign financiers
Business Week recently had an article that seemed to agree with
Peter. I did not save the ref, but it was from the last few
weeks.
Peter Dorman wrote:
Devine, James wrote:
Peter D writes:...
I'm wondering whether foreign central banks are already
financing the
US current account deficit,
why should the market be rational?
Eugene Coyle wrote:
The stock market liked it last week when, although retail sales were
sort of weak, when car sales were taken out of the figure,things looked
pretty good.
It occurs to me that cars are actually made in the USA (mostly), where
as
Title: stagflation
[was RE: [PEN-L:32334] Re: Archetypes ]
Joanna:
Uh, is that the short way of saying unemployment + inflation?
that's right, but it's a bit more complicated. The word stagflation arose in the US during the 1970s and the very early 1980s because the dominant theory of the
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