Jim Davis wrote:
TEMPORARY BLUES
By John Slaughter
I have been downsized, effective Labor Day, 1997.
Being downsized is actually a pretty accurate description of how
it feels, too. My stature as a human being has definitely been
diminished. I am a throwaway, a discard at 58, no
Socializing losses and privatizing profits. Interesting sort of
asymmetrical market economy.
arthur cordell
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From: tom abeles
To: Ed Weick
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Bringing down the MAI
Date: Tuesday, May 05, 1998 7:29PM
Ed Weick wrote, in part:
As you may have
At 05:13 AM 5/6/98 -0400, Brad McCormick, Ed.D. wrote:
Jim Davis wrote:
TEMPORARY BLUES
By John Slaughter
I have been downsized, effective Labor Day, 1997.
etc
I, too found this piece moving, having been "downsized" in '82 at age 44
However, looking back from here, the cloud had a
Here, here, Tom and Arthur. THAT is always the rub. Everyone I observe who
favors "free-market capitalism" expects "the government" to provide a
docile, competent work force (and more importantly, consumers); regulate
OTHER economic activities; permit them to strive for (and hopefully
obtain)
Socializing losses and privatizing profits. Interesting sort of
asymmetrical market economy.
arthur cordell
When you think about it, isn't this the way it is - for the most part?
Isn't this why we have a social safety net and rather steeply progressive
income taxes in order to socialize
Ed you may be right concerning Canada, but not in the Nether Regions.
On Wed, 6 May 1998, Ed Weick wrote:
Socializing losses and privatizing profits. Interesting sort of
asymmetrical market economy.
arthur cordell
When you think about it, isn't this the way it is - for the most
