A couple of comments/questions on coupon socialism:
1. Robin Hanel points out that Roemer's proposal to distribute coupons would
lead to wide dispersion of stockholders -- surely an intensification of the
separation of ownership from control problem that the principal/agent theory
is meant
A while back, someone posted the URPE program for the ASSA mtgs. I inadvertently
deleted it. Could whoever post the original please send a copy to my
individual e-mail address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks in advance.
Doug Orr
In my macro classes, I try to stress the importance of facets of unemployment
that economists often ignore, one of which is psychological - in that to a
great extent, we define ourselves by what we do. When unemployed for a long
time, individuals lose that self definition. To drive this point
Greetings pen-l folks,
Can someone tell us where to get copies of the World Economic
Forum Ian mentioned?
Thanks.
John Keefe
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On Wed, 28 Sep 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Herewith El Kruger:
Reports by international organizations are usually greeted with well
On Mon, 26 Sep 1994, Jim Devine wrote:
in the U.S. of A.,
is it the National Taxpayers' Union that regularly publishes the number
of days it takes in a year for the average individual to pay his or her
taxes? BTW, how many days is it?
This is the Tax Foundation that does this. In 1990,
To: Friends
From: New Party
9/30/94
Re: Request for information
One of our members in Wisconsin has forwarded
various requests for information about the New Party posted
in different discussion groups. We don't have the capacity to
answer all the specific queries, but we are excited to
In the The Nation ("Drop the GATT," October 10, 1994), Ralph Nader
mentions a list of US federal and US state laws that the European Union,
Japan, and Canada will challenge following passage of GATT. Included in
the list is the Nuclear Nonproliferation Act and various regulatory
legislation.
Apologies to those of you getting multiple copies of this.
The Left Business Observer gopher is now open. It can be reached by
pointing your gopher at csf.colorado.edu 70, and looking under the
directories, econ then orgs then LBO.
About one article per issue will be posted four to six weeks
Dear Friends:Robin Bartlett and I hope that many of you will find the
attached call for participants of interest. We look forward to seeing your
applications. Questions about program content and so forth can be
addressed to me while requests for application materials should be directed
to
recently, in perusing the mainstream press or quotes from establisment
figures (as in Allan Nairn's excellent article on Haiti in a recent
NATION), I saw two or more remarks along the following lines:
"Aristide's no Nelson Mandela. We can't live with him for very long."
To my mind, this
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The discussion of class and gender issues on the family farm seems to
have a long way to come before it's over (reminds me of parallel
issues in archaeology, where just getting scholars to _acknowledge_ that
these class and
A couple of comments/questions on coupon socialism:
2. By a serendipitous journey in the last few days I've come across Walras'
"ticket economy", his utopian formulation for socialism, which he argues
would deliver both social justice and maximization of social wealth
(delivered through
I think it is your local problem, I'm getting mail from PEN-L. Gene Coyle
Is anyone aware of any cost-benefit analyses which have been done as to
government subsidies given to persuade companies to locate to an area or
not to relocate from an area? Some of the subsidies are quite high on a
per job basis, so that it seems hard to believe the citizens will ever
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