Ajit Sinha asks what problem I was trying to solve in my
posting on the nature of the value metric.
It is not so much what problem am I trying to solve, but what
problem am I able to discover.
What I am asking is whether there is a theoretical problem here in
the nature of the value metric. The
The Wall Street Journal of 2/4/94 has an Op Ed by Labor Secretary Reich. In it
he takes on the critics of his and Clinton's initiatives on training the work
force. The critics have been asking "Where are the jobs for the retrained
workers?"
Reich's answer is that he doesn't kno
The Wall Street Journal of 2/4/94 has an Op Ed by Labor Secretary Reich. In it
he takes on the critics of his and Clinton's initiatives on training the work
force. The critics have been asking "Where are the jobs for the retrained
workers?"
Reich's answer is that he doesn't kno
I wanted to add one point to the Lemann attack: I was shocked that in
the focus on "the ghetto" and "the slum" and all the money poured down the
drain there, Lemann fails to recognize where the real subsidies have gone in
the past few decades, and especially in the 1980s: to downtown renewal
I am doing research for a professor who is exploring the meaning
of globalization. His favored technique of exposition is to reveal
how the terms that govern mainstream discourse contain hidden
contradictions and are hence ideological. Instead of bashing the
reader over the head with a revolutiona
I am doing research for a professor who is exploring the meaning
of globalization. His favored technique of exposition is to reveal
how the terms that govern mainstream discourse contain hidden
contradictions and are hence ideological. Instead of bashing the
reader over the head with a revolutiona
The timing on that is risky. Ideally, the peak should be the month of the
election, give or take a few weeks; if it's a little earlier, people won't
notice. For the expansion to continue to Nov 96 would make it a virtual
nonegenarian: the average post WWII expansion is 17 quarters, or 51
months; N
The timing on that is risky. Ideally, the peak should be the month of the
election, give or take a few weeks; if it's a little earlier, people won't
notice. For the expansion to continue to Nov 96 would make it a virtual
nonegenarian: the average post WWII expansion is 17 quarters, or 51
months; N
This will be short and is a response to Uncle Bill's persistance in claiming
that we will be changing jobs eight times in our worklife (actually nine
times if you count looking for a job as a non-paid job related activity).
He, of course, harps on the need for continuious training to (a) reduce
th
This will be short and is a response to Uncle Bill's persistance in claiming
that we will be changing jobs eight times in our worklife (actually nine
times if you count looking for a job as a non-paid job related activity).
He, of course, harps on the need for continuious training to (a) reduce
th
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