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From: Roberto Verzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [interdoc-y2k 17] Modularization vs globalization
I suggested in my earlier message that the shift from a
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Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1998 15:18:24 -0800
From: John Gelles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Debt and Depression versus Keynes and Krugman
Michael Gurstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was interested in your page on "social technology" and the absence of
> specific references to be found to the term on the Net as evidenced by an
> Altavista search.
Actually I've been tracking use of the phrase off and on for the past
couple of y
FYI, Mathis Wackernagel, who with Bill Rees wrote _Ecological Footprint_
and who has continually worked to refine measurement criteria, is joining
this org. (San Francisco based). Extremely significant integration IMHO.
Steve
"S. Lerner" wrote:
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> TAX WASTE, NOT WORK - a report published by
As one who played the derivatives game from 1968-1991, the last 8 years
specializing in currencies (but incl commodities, debt, and equities), I
see Soros' point. But Pete's argument is correct. If the authorities want
to tax all speculative financial transactions, they could do a pretty good
job
1,568,718,836
is the number of pages in which "the" appears on the WWW, according to a
search I conducted on Altavista moments ago...
M
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Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1998 10:11:41 +1100 (EST)
From: Matthew Townsend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Pope lashes capitalists
>Pope fires a salvo against consumerism
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>John Hooper in Rome
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>THE Pope lashed out at capitalism last week in
TAX WASTE, NOT WORK - a report published by "Redefining Progress"
(1997)
http://www.rprogress.org/pubs/twnw/twnw_execsum.html
"Offers a new approach to fiscal and environmental policy -- a
revenue-neutral shift to resource taxes or emission permits -- which
holds the potential to strengthen the e
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>Date: Wed, 16 Dec 19
Colin Stark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>At 09:00 AM 12/22/98 -0500, Neva Goodwin wrote:
>>A comment on the Tobin tax, which I have always thought was a
>>great idea, and I hope it still is -- but I was recently at a
>>talk by George Soros in which someone asked him about this.
>>He replied that
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snip...
I am no expert in finance (though I do have an MBA)
But I totally support the Tobin tax and have done for several years. I
recently saw a one-hour p
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Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1998 07:40:33 -0500
From: Doug Hunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Case Corp. Job Cuts Grow to 3,400
>From InfoBeat - http://www.infobeat.com . . . .
> 08:03 PM ET 12/21/98
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> Case Corp. Job Cuts Grow to 3,400
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> C
Very interesting observation... I haven't seen anyone else say it quite so
clearly...although it has been implied in some of the discussion around
the Long Term Credit fiasco.
I'm not sure whether that means that Soros thinks that financial
transactions of that kind (and by implication, in the e
That is one reason why the bit tax, in some form, might be the better
alternative.
It is independent of the transaction. It is a simple turnover tax on all
interactive digital traffic.
Something like a gasoline tax.
Arthur Cordell
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From: Neva Goodwin
To: Michael Gurstein
Cc: Canadian
This is another indication that tremendous strides are occurring in
understanding the linkages between population density and well-being.
Steve
Population group of 14
nations say they are
A comment on the Tobin tax, which I have always thought was a
great idea, and I hope it still is -- but I was recently at a
talk by George Soros in which someone asked him about this.
He replied that he had intended to push it in his new book, but
that, after looking into it, he concluded that it
At 4:07 AM -0500 12/21/98, Tom Lunde wrote:
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>Now you begin to get an understanding of how Bandler and Grinder's
>research
>explained the difficulty of increasing net baud rate. Their answer after
>studying a number of highly successful people was to state that some
>people
>have the flexibi
At 09:00 AM 12/22/98 -0500, Neva Goodwin wrote:
>A comment on the Tobin tax, which I have always thought was a
>great idea, and I hope it still is -- but I was recently at a
>talk by George Soros in which someone asked him about this.
>He replied that he had intended to push it in his new book, bu
A relative newcomer, about a year, I too would like to wish all my FW
friends the very best. This has become my home base, the list I feel most
comfortable on and the discussions of the highest level. I have grown to
appreciate Eva, Brad, Jay, Steve, Keith, Ed and Al, but names are just
labels,
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