On Thu, 20 Jan 1994, Nathan Newman wrote:
>
> The January 15th ECONOMIST had an interesting article that argued that
> international trade with the third world has had little or no role in
> lowering wages in the US for unskilled workers.
>
> The prima facie evidence for this fact is the arg
On Thu, 20 Jan 1994, Nathan Newman wrote:
>
> The January 15th ECONOMIST had an interesting article that argued that
> international trade with the third world has had little or no role in
> lowering wages in the US for unskilled workers.
>
> The prima facie evidence for this fact is the arg
On Thu, 20 Jan 1994, Anthea wrote:
> January is not a stellar time for academic lists...lots of them get quiet and
> many get silly in the late-December/January period; but PEN-L has never just
> totally *GONE*, disappeared, before. Even Doug Henwood is silent!
>
My god. What happened to him?
On Thu, 20 Jan 1994, Anthea wrote:
> January is not a stellar time for academic lists...lots of them get quiet and
> many get silly in the late-December/January period; but PEN-L has never just
> totally *GONE*, disappeared, before. Even Doug Henwood is silent!
>
My god. What happened to him?
A few quick thoughts in reply to Nathan's post about the ECONOMIST.
(1) I would be interested in how "unskilled" labor is defined. Much of the
transfer in employment has been in occupations commonly defined as
"semiskilled".
(2) To what extent should we expect reductions in labor costs to be pa
A few quick thoughts in reply to Nathan's post about the ECONOMIST.
(1) I would be interested in how "unskilled" labor is defined. Much of the
transfer in employment has been in occupations commonly defined as
"semiskilled".
(2) To what extent should we expect reductions in labor costs to be pa
Canada is a country that does not celebrate its heros. This passing is
worth noting. Reposted by - Sam Lanfranco ---
From: Roger Sandilands <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: OBITUARY
I am posting the following o
Canada is a country that does not celebrate its heros. This passing is
worth noting. Reposted by - Sam Lanfranco ---
From: Roger Sandilands <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: OBITUARY
I am posting the following o
I'm putting together a section in my undergrad. public finance course on
theories of the state, especially heterodox views. In particular, I am looking
for suggestions on articles on Marxist theories of the state that would be
accessible to undergrads with little or no prior knowledge of Mar
I'm putting together a section in my undergrad. public finance course on
theories of the state, especially heterodox views. In particular, I am looking
for suggestions on articles on Marxist theories of the state that would be
accessible to undergrads with little or no prior knowledge of Mar
NAFTA MONITOR
Volume I Number 4
January 20, 1994
Headlines:
-TRADE LEADERS SAY CHIAPAS UPRISING WILL HAVE LITTLE
EFFECT ON NAFTA
-NEW NAFTA WORKING GROUPS PROPOSED
-CLINTON FOLLOWS THROUGH WITH NAFTA PROMISE
-NINTENDO MOVES PLANT TO ME
NAFTA MONITOR
Volume I Number 4
January 20, 1994
Headlines:
-TRADE LEADERS SAY CHIAPAS UPRISING WILL HAVE LITTLE
EFFECT ON NAFTA
-NEW NAFTA WORKING GROUPS PROPOSED
-CLINTON FOLLOWS THROUGH WITH NAFTA PROMISE
-NINTENDO MOVES PLANT TO ME
At 4:30 am on Monday the cat was sleeping peacefully on my mother's bed. At
4:31 all the books on the bedroom bookshelf suddenly came flying off the
shelf all over the bedroom. The crude empiricist that she is, the cat
thinks the earthquake was something that happened inside the house. She has
bee
At 4:30 am on Monday the cat was sleeping peacefully on my mother's bed. At
4:31 all the books on the bedroom bookshelf suddenly came flying off the
shelf all over the bedroom. The crude empiricist that she is, the cat
thinks the earthquake was something that happened inside the house. She has
bee
On Thu, 20 Jan 1994, Jim Devine wrote:
> I think that the distiction between movement to low-wage countries
> by capital (and the concomitant increase of imports of goods produced
> there by the advanced countries) and technological change that
> lowers the demand for lower-skilled labor in the
On Thu, 20 Jan 1994, Jim Devine wrote:
> I think that the distiction between movement to low-wage countries
> by capital (and the concomitant increase of imports of goods produced
> there by the advanced countries) and technological change that
> lowers the demand for lower-skilled labor in the
I think that the distiction between movement to low-wage countries
by capital (and the concomitant increase of imports of goods produced
there by the advanced countries) and technological change that
lowers the demand for lower-skilled labor in the advanced countries
is largely false. The technol
I think that the distiction between movement to low-wage countries
by capital (and the concomitant increase of imports of goods produced
there by the advanced countries) and technological change that
lowers the demand for lower-skilled labor in the advanced countries
is largely false. The technol
The January 15th ECONOMIST had an interesting article that argued that
international trade with the third world has had little or no role in
lowering wages in the US for unskilled workers.
The prima facie evidence for this fact is the argument that if unskilled
work had been migrating to thir
The January 15th ECONOMIST had an interesting article that argued that
international trade with the third world has had little or no role in
lowering wages in the US for unskilled workers.
The prima facie evidence for this fact is the argument that if unskilled
work had been migrating to thir
With all respect to my colleagues who have posted about the amount of mail
that started piling up in December on this list, one evern threatening to
sign off permanently if that sitation repeats itself, I have to say that
this is an unfair judgement and a short-term view.
December was a horrendou
With all respect to my colleagues who have posted about the amount of mail
that started piling up in December on this list, one evern threatening to
sign off permanently if that sitation repeats itself, I have to say that
this is an unfair judgement and a short-term view.
December was a horrendou
When I first joined pen-l in the summer of 1992, I was happy to have lots
of activity but I will be honest, I have been happy with the amount of
activity in January this year - I signed off early for the holidays because
I had to go away prior to Christmas to a meeting and it was just so busy
tha
When I first joined pen-l in the summer of 1992, I was happy to have lots
of activity but I will be honest, I have been happy with the amount of
activity in January this year - I signed off early for the holidays because
I had to go away prior to Christmas to a meeting and it was just so busy
tha
Please note that there may be a problem with some of the Marx-
Engels files available from csf.colorado.edu (on the PSN menu). I
downloaded (via gopher) a number of files a few weeks back to a
floppy disk. Tonight I attempted to read one of the files (On the
Jewish Question) via my Word progra
Please note that there may be a problem with some of the Marx-
Engels files available from csf.colorado.edu (on the PSN menu). I
downloaded (via gopher) a number of files a few weeks back to a
floppy disk. Tonight I attempted to read one of the files (On the
Jewish Question) via my Word progra
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