We would like to meet her and she may be interested in the Univeristy of
NOtre Dame. We are a nonneoclassical department with a very good development
economics complex. The support is good and the life here is very comfortable
for a scholar.
Teresa Ghilarducci
At 09:30 PM 4/8/96 -0700, you
The School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London has
several good development graduate programs that are strong in
non-neoclassical approaches. The school also offers 12-month Masters
programs in economics and -- I think -- a more general development
studies masters. I can't
BLS DAILY REPORT, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1996
Nonfarm payrolls added a larger-than-expected 140,000 jobs, seasonally
adjusted, in March and the unemployment rate stayed virtually steady, BLS
reports, prompting some analysts to pronounce the economy back on the track
of sustainable growth. The
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At 22:50 8/04/96 -0700, you wrote:
Folks may be interested in checking out the RETHINKING MARXISM web site.
You'll find information about the upcoming (Fall 96) International Gala
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Imperialist Peace Means Preparation For Imperialist War.
The U.S. imperialists are hastily imposing imperialist peace all
over the world. Using the sentiment of the people against war, they
are making great efforts to establish a unipolar world under their
dictate. The June 8 negotiations that
On Harry Braverman:
In his youth before he went on to Monthly Review, Braverman was a leader of a
'workerist' faction of the main American Trotskyist party, the SWP (not to be
confused with the British SWP) . The faction was known as the Cochranites,
after their main leader, Bert Conchran. You
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At 7:27 AM 4/9/96, Dana Wise wrote:
Blair, did you want to include the web address in your post?
On Tue, 9 Apr 1996, Blair Sandler wrote:
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Date: Tue, 9 Apr 1996 07:04:44 -0400 (EDT)
From: Fred G. Athearn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Chomsky Interview on Nafta
[Q]
NAFTA and GATT -- who benefits?
[Chomsky]
The last US-based typewriter company, Smith Corona, is moving to
Mexico. There's a whole corridor
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I finally saw a real review of "Floundering." Playboy mag (forgive the
source) called it a "seriously subversive comedy."
I think this captures the spirit of the film very nicely.
Sid Shniad
I need to find the exact citation for the quote several years ago by
Larry summers that the Third World was "underpolluted." Can anyone
help out? Also, does anyone have a copy of the actual memo/study?
Thanks,
Doug Orr
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Hi Doug-- See the Economist, 2/8/92, p. 66 and 2/15/92, p6. (Summer's
reply). The key quotes are also in my textbook, Economics and the
Environment, pp. 177-181, if that's handier.
Eban
On Tue, 9 Apr 1996, DOUG ORR wrote:
I need to find the exact citation for the quote several years ago
And don't forget Doug Henwood, "Toxic Banking," The Nation 254 (March 2,
1992), p. 257. Much better analysis, in contrast to The Economist's
predictable apologetics.
Doug
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At 10:41 AM 4/9/96, D Shniad wrote:
I finally saw a real review of "Floundering." Playboy mag (forgive the
source) called it a "seriously subversive comedy."
I think this captures the spirit of the film very nicely.
Sid Shniad
Okay, I'll bite: what's "Floundering?"
It didn't occur to me to post this when I originally received it so
perhaps it might be too late for his article. - Curtis Price
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The University of Guam is seeking applicants for a one-year
Sounds like the same survey. Anyway the results were consistent.
Nancy Breen
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At 9:09 AM 4/4/96, Breen, Nancy wrote:
There was an article in the Wash Post within the last
I'd like some help with a simple general equilibrium model I'm constructing
to show that technological change can reduce labor demand and employment,
even given all the usual neoclassical assumptions. I've got two goods,
labor and one other input, two output prices, the wage rate and the
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