Can anyone direct me to existing proposals to reform, reconstitute,
restructure, abolish, etc., the Federal Reserve System?
Is this something taken up in your new book, Doug?
thanks much,
Thad
Thad Williamson
National Center for Economic and Security Alternatives (Washington)/
Union
Growth Industries at the U.N.
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Figures released by the United Nations show that disaster relief
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At 7:26 PM 10/22/96, Michael Perelman wrote:
3) relatively stable profits
Rising, even.
RATES OF RETURN ON CAPITAL IN THE BUSINESS SECTOR
from OECD Economic Outlook, June 1996, table A25
197919891995
U.S.16.017.318.3
Japan 14.415.8
Thad Williamson wrote:
Can anyone direct me to existing proposals to reform, reconstitute,
restructure, abolish, etc., the Federal Reserve System?
This is a particular political interest of mine,
though I'm no monetary economist.
See EPI's book on financial reform. See also
Jane D'Arista's
You might want to check on the proposals in G. Dymski, G. Epstein,and R.
Pollin (me), "Transforming the U.S. Financial System," 1993, M.E. Sharpe.
Regards, Bob Pollin
At 09:07 AM 10/23/96 -0700, you wrote:
Can anyone direct me to existing proposals to reform, reconstitute,
restructure, abolish,
At 9:07 AM 10/23/96, Thad Williamson wrote:
Can anyone direct me to existing proposals to reform, reconstitute,
restructure, abolish, etc., the Federal Reserve System?
Bob Pollin, are you here? See Gary Dymski, Gerald Epstein, and Robert
Pollin, Transforming the U.S. Financial System (ME Sharpe
Someone mentioned that Eudora can filter out mail, though perhaps the
shareware version I use is not up to this task.
Sandy, I believe this is the case, though as I don't use the shareware
version I'm not sure.
Blair
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BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1996
RELEASED TODAY: The U.S. Import Price Index rose 0.8 percent in September.
The increase, attributable to both rising petroleum and nonpetroleum import
prices, followed a modest 0.1 percent gain in September. In contrast, the
U.S. Export Price Index,
Okay, folks: here's a question that in various forms has been debated
(including on this list) over and over and over and
Suppose one is teaching intro econ to "typical" (?) university students,
which means mainstream range of conservative, and some liberal ideas,
including many who will
Satan's still behind the baby Jesus but getting closer:
". ..according to a recent study by the National Retail Federation,
Halloween has now officially shot past Mother's Day and Easter to generate
more commercial revenue than any other day on the calendar except Christmas. "
From
Thad wrote,
Because, I would argue, if you're a firm operating in a market system on a
for-profit basis, you'll be under pressure to either grow or die in most
instances. You'll also have strong incentive to pass of ecological costs on
to the community. And unless you radically undercut the
Suppose one is teaching intro econ to "typical" (?) university students,
which means mainstream range of conservative, and some liberal ideas,
including many who will either in school or later go into "business."
Do you (I'm asking for your personal opinions here) teach that corporations
*must*
RETHINKING MARXISM is sponsoring a gala conference this December (12/5
Thursday afternoon to 12/8 Sunday mid-day) as titled above in the subject
header. It's been announced on this list previously, but the web site now
has the full schedule and I thought folks might be interested in taking a
I'm having a deja vu: in their "job security" agreement with GM, the CAW
agree to let GM cut jobs if (1) productivity increases; (2) technology
changes; (3) market share declines; or (4) a product line is discontinued.
It's not clear to me what the CAW gained, especially since GM is also
allowed
On Wed, 23 Oct 1996, Blair Sandler wrote:
I'm having a deja vu: in their "job security" agreement with GM, the CAW
agree to let GM cut jobs if (1) productivity increases; (2) technology
changes; (3) market share declines; or (4) a product line is discontinued.
It's not clear to me what the
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