On the subject of an 'Alternative Investment Code' Richard Douthwaite
argued that 'Net capital flows between countries, or even between one
part of a country and another, need to be completely prohibited if we
are ever to construct a sustainable world.'
I think the time has come to serioiusly
Wood is one of the few renewable resources,
so there is no question about the need to
maintain forests. Most irreversible damage is done
now in third world countries, I don't think
interest rates have a big role to play there.
I hate to sound repetitive, but market/profit
system and the lack of a
Wood is one of the few renewable resources,
so there is no question about the need to
maintain forests. Most irreversible damage is done
now in third world countries, I don't think
interest rates have a big role to play there.
I hate to sound repetitive, but market/profit
system and the lack of
All this discussion of the economy in general and global finance in
particular appears, at least superficially, to somewhat off topic. But
too many of us aren't going to find any work that will produce
sustance unless some institution with (relatively, at least) a lot of
money will give us jobs.
This note follows from discussion some 10 days ago, which brought me
from the shadows of lurk. The discussion points to a practical case
study which could be used to focus attention on alternative work
futures.
On the subject of an 'Alternative Investment Code' Richard Douthwaite
argued that '
comments from an anonymous reviewer:
" - speaking of data, there is not nearly enough of it in this paper."
Regards,
Tom Walker
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Mike Gurstein forwarded two newspaper articles to futurework, "Flexible
Working Cuts Costs and Creates Jobs: Wrong on Both Counts" by Simon Caulkin
and "Don't Expect Socialism for Investors to Go On Forever" by Kevin Phillips
Taken together, the articles mark a watershed for the issues that conc
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 13:50:07 -0700
From: "Emilie F. Nichols" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Socialism for Investors
Time for a "transaction tax"? See below. --Emilie F. Nichols
Subject: Don't Expect Socialism for Investors to Go
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>>>THE SOURCE Vol. 1, No. 26, October 6, pp3-50, 1997, Lagos
>>> 100 OUTSTANDING NIGERIANS
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>>>None is more than 50 years old. All 100 of them. Each has, by an outstanding
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>>>or devotion to excellence and enterprise, signifie
