What I get from the information below is that the number was right (OK,
perhaps there was a positive disturbance since it was so large) but that the
Wall Street interpretation was wrong.
Dave Richardson
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BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1996
USA Today on page 1B, "Economists
Youch! The coffee machine at the Public Utilities Commission must be broken.
Steven Zahniser
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On Wed, 13 Mar 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Jackson a.k.a Rauf is a hypocritical asshole. of course by
standing he is not condoning anything. he can sertainly say he is
Dear Doug:
I'm reviewing a Principles Textbook. The author is Robert Sexton --- he
seems like a right-wing Public CHoice type. I'm having fun bashing his
one-sidedness. My pleasure is that he won't listen to anything I say, he
won't take any of my advice, his book won't be any better and he
I haven't received anything for a couple of days. Is the computer down?
--
Mike Meeropol
Economics Department
Cultures Past and Present Program
Western New England College
Springfield, Massachusetts
"Don't blame us, we voted for George McGovern!"
Unrepentent Leftist!!
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[if at
The NBA has a web site: http:\\www.nba.com. I suppose it is possible to
forward a protest through their e-mail address and the web site.
Of course all of my earlier comments concerning Chris Jackson are mine
and do not reflect the views of the PUCT. Thank you.
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Subject:Ralph McGehee - For My Protection
11 March 1996
President Clinton
The White
So this basketball player who won't salute the flag or whatever is a
"limo-rad". Does this justify the sort of typical low-grade
anti-Moslem crap that "Ci-Torrent, Gary" chucks around? Thus:
" I would suggest he go live in one of his beloved Moslem countries
where the daily horrors might
Vile toxins emitted by the chief executive of the world bourgeoisie
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Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 20:06-0500
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Mike M,
The latest business week has some nice figures in the 'Economic
Trends' section on the US distribution of stockholdings by wealth
percentiles. My copy is at home - I'll post the figures when I'm
next in. But as I recall the bottom 80% of wealthholders own 2% of
stocks...
Hugo
Mike M. is right to single out the following passage as a
particularly egregious attempt on the part of a right-wing textbook
writer to misrepresent reality.
However, I came accross this particularly ridiculous statement in one of the
chapters I'm reading: "The median income of all
This sort of comment has no place on pen-l. I do not see how trashing
muslims does anything to further progressive values in any way. I assume
that other lists would find sort of comment more compelling.
Chris Jackson a.k.a Rauf is a hypocritical asshole. of course by
standing he is not
Doug writes:
Vile toxins emitted by the chief executive of the world bourgeoisie
I can't help thinking that Clinton reveals his true colors in actions
like this. But in order to start some discussion - I have been
bothered for some time now by the following thought: Since the
Terrence McDonough writes 3/13 that "the establishment and legalization
of the dollar economy in Cuba . . . has threatened to escape the control
of the socialist state. To the extent that it does so, socialism is
undermined in Cuba."
George Selgin and Larry White couldn't
Here were my comments:
Chris Jackson a.k.a Rauf is a hypocritical asshole. of course by
standing he is not condoning anything. he can certainly say he is
standing out of respect for his teammates and fans who may have
differing
views on certain issues. I would suggest he go
Recently Paul Phillips wrote:
Ken Hanley posted a negative review of David Bercuson's work yesterday
on the net. I would like to qualify somewhat this view. Bercuson
did some quite excellent work early in his career. He worked with
Kenneth McNaught,a well respected social democratic
However, I came accross this particularly ridiculous statement in one of the
chapters I'm reading: "The median income of all individual stockholders is
not dramatically higher than the median income of all American families."
Median household income was $28,906 in 1989; according to the NYSE's
The activist/ideologue mind at work:
"If it isn't phony, I need to know that too because I don't want to say
things in my class that can be proven wrong later." -- Meeropol
Not "If it isn't phony, I need to know that too because I don't want to
say things in my class that
Hugo Radice writes, indignantly,
Does this justify the sort of typical low-grade anti-Moslem crap that
"Ci-Torrent, Gary" chucks around?
As I recall, some months back one of your comrades jumped all over RP
Burns for his affiliation with the abominable Church. I don't recall
GC-ETCHISON, MICHAEL wrote:
The activist/ideologue mind at work:
"If it isn't phony, I need to know that too because I don't want to say
things in my class that can be proven wrong later." -- Meeropol
Not "If it isn't phony, I need to know that too because I don't want to
Snipped from a post by Mike Meeropol:
President Gerald Ford said on national TV that there was no Soviet
domination of Eastern Europe.
I heard the broadacast, and understood him to mean either that the USSR had
no de jure rights in Eastern Europe, or perhaps that they hadn't been able
to
To gmt:
Your comments are probably not worth responding to, but...
1) Some of us have tenure, but if you have been following this
list recently you will realize that tenure is under a general
assault right now, and is no guarantee of a job anyway, not on
my campus at least.
2) Why do you
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Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1996 16:51:25 -0500
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Subject: tax comparisons
Has anayone come up with a good way to make the case that the
...
But any such suggestion is horsecrap. The richest 1% of families in
the US holds 49% (!) of all publicly held stock; the richest 10% hold
85% of all stocks. And in 1992 only 14% of individuals over 15
received dividends. [Data are from the CPE's New Field Guide to the
US
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