The White House wrote:
DEPUTY SECRETARY SUMMERS: At about 5:30 a.m. this
morning, an agreement was reached between Russia and the Chairman of
the Paris Club on principles for Russia's accession to the Paris Club.
What the hell is going on here? The Paris Club is for creditors, and Russia
is a
Try http://www.ms.com/GEFdata/digests/latest-digest.html
Gordon Taylor wrote:
The URL given led me to a dead end. It has either changed or is wrong.
However,
by using some cyber-sluething, I was able to come up with a URL that
led to
the article in question.
The URL
Gordon Taylor wrote:
The URL given led me to a dead end. It has either changed or is wrong.
However,
by using some cyber-sluething, I was able to come up with a URL that led to
the article in question.
The URL is:http://www.ms.com/GEFdata/digests/970620-fri.html#xtocid126332
I just cleared my
I guess it could mean one of two things:
(1) Capital intensive firms in the US somehow are really more productive;
(2) Relative to other countries, the US has had more productivity gains
through speed-ups than through mechanization.
Is this a trick question?
Curious,
Tavis
On Fri, 20 Jun
Tavis Barr wrote:
I guess it could mean one of two things:
(1) Capital intensive firms in the US somehow are really more productive;
(2) Relative to other countries, the US has had more productivity gains
through speed-ups than through mechanization.
Is this a trick question?
Not at all. I
First, off-the-top, shallow proposal: the rate of exploitation is higher?
Given the higher social wage elsewhere, this would make sense, no?
Sorry if the subject heading seems racier than it turns out to be...
Anyway, what, if anything, does it mean that the U.S. has the lowest
capital/output
The URL given led me to a dead end. It has either changed or is wrong. However,
by using some cyber-sluething, I was able to come up with a URL that led to
the article in question.
The URL is:http://www.ms.com/GEFdata/digests/970620-fri.html#xtocid126332
Karl Carlile wrote:
What is the url of this website Doug?
I should have done this the first time around. The Morgan Stanley articles
are at http://www.ms.com/GEFdata/digests/970620-fri.html.
Doug
Fed-up with neoliberalism?
GEAR is putting your life in the low gear?
Co-determination doesn't excite you?
Then why don't you try
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I hope you ultimately have an answer to that question, Doug. Though not
quite sure that I really understand the concept, I looked for interesting
correlations. All I could find was that Ireland and the Netherlands,
next lowest to the US in the list, are also becoming service economies.
Does
What is the url of this website Doug?
Karl
I've just snagged two articles from the Morgan Stanley webiste, one by
Jim Fralick in London on the "tyranny of the middle class" (the
disturbing tendency of particuarly the Euro-m.c. in
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