Title: FW: Welcome to the Future!
Fuel prices jolt drivers
Ontario studies price freeze as industry claims 'price war' over
Pauline Tam
The Ottawa Citizen; With files from The Canadian Press
Chris Mikula, The Ottawa Citizen / In the past year, gasoline at this west-end service station has
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Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1999 16:01:59 -0400
Carl Iddings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Fwd: Fw: "Booming" US Economy (Fwd)]
Facts About The "Booming" U.S. Economy
In the 1970s, the top 1 percent of households had about 20 percent of the
national wealth. This was widely
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Michael Gurstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted:
From: Jim Peers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Skilled talent leaving Canada,
Swiss study finds
High taxes blamed: Canada ranks 36th for ability to
retain
"Thomas Lunde" [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted:
Fuel prices jolt drivers
Ontario studies price freeze as industry claims 'price war' over
Pauline Tam
The Ottawa Citizen; With files from The Canadian Press
Chris Mikula, The Ottawa Citizen / In the past year, gasoline at this
west-end service station
On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, Thomas Lunde wrote:
With regret, I cannot find a posting, I'm sure I saved which stated that the
real cost of a gallon of gasoline was $15, when all the subsidies, tax
breaks and special regulatory exemptions were added into the price of crude
oil.
The International
I believe the Association of Canadian Universities (or whatever the proper
title is) did a study recently which indicated that the notion of a brain
drain is greatly overblown, and is in fact largely a ploy by business to
support calls for tax cuts. While I'm not to sure of my ground here
Robert,
My library book on Keynsian economics says basically
the same thing. If your economy is in trouble start a war.
(I can hear the apologist's keyboards rattle, "Marx
wasn't an economist and Keynes didn't mean it.")
One of the things that no one would consider (because
it doesn't fit,
Eva Durant wrote:
A virus called WORK is on the loose...
If you receive any sort of work at all, whether via e-mail, internet, or
simply handed to you by a colleague... DO NOT OPEN IT! The work virus has
been circulating around our building for months and those who have been
tempted to
Christoph Reuss wrote:
On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, Thomas Lunde wrote:
With regret, I cannot find a posting, I'm sure I saved which stated that the
real cost of a gallon of gasoline was $15, when all the subsidies, tax
breaks and special regulatory exemptions were added into the price of crude
Brad wrote:
I have a friend who is either a computer genius or close to it.
...
He would often say (in a somewhat pointed tone of voice:):
Time for a work break!
Do you know why those big computers are called "workstation" ?
A trainstation is where the train stops.
A workstation is
Ed Weick said about the brain drain issue:
The fact that "The Swiss report, [is] based on a survey of 4,160
leading business executives" makes me just a little suspicious of the
possibility of self-serving motives.
Yeh. I'd like to see a breakdown by occupation. I wonder how the
figures
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