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From: Bove, Roger E.
To: pen-l
Subject: RE: [PEN-L:11047] Re: Texts in Comparative Systems
Date: Thursday, June 26, 1997 3:47PM
I've used HBJ's 'Comparing Economic Systems' by Zimbalist, Sherman and
Brown, but it hasn't been revised since the 2nd edition of 1989. If any of
I have been away. I think that I have the answer to the low K/Y ratios.
Production is getting less capital intensive. In the last century,
capital intensive production [railroads, steel] was important. Today,
we think of computers.
Computers have a low K/Y ratio, but they depreciate fast.
Friends,
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions on books or other materials
for a Comparative Systems course.
I last taught this course with a set of articles reflecting my own
perspective at the time but am looking for a more comprehensive and
systemic overview - a kind of radical text
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On 26 Jun 97 at 18:21, Karl Carlile wrote:
Comrades:
Hopefully attached is a first portion of an old Yaffe articl written
about 1975 and published in Revolutionary Communist.
Yours etc.,
Comrades:
Hopefully attached is a first portion of an old Yaffe articl written
about 1975 and published in Revolutionary Communist.
Yours etc.,
Karl
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Fikret Ceyhun wrote:
One other possible explanation for low capital output ratio in the United
States is that K/Ys are correlated with Marx' concept of the organic
composition of capital. When organic composition of capital is low then
the rate of profit is high, assuming that the rate of
For those of you not lucky enough to be on Cato's PR list. This press
release is a model for stuffing smug cliches into such a small place.
Doug
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On Thu, June 26, 1997 at 03:10:02 (-0700) Louis N Proyect writes:
From Gabriel Kolko's new book "Vietnam: Anatomy of a Peace":
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Louis, can you tell us if the following "synopsis" of Kolko's book,
published on the Amazon.com page for ordering it, is accurate?:
In his penetrating analysis
By a 7-2 vote the CDA is history, but be not complacent, folks:
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Occupied America
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I've used HBJ's 'Comparing Economic Systems' by Zimbalist, Sherman and
Brown, but it hasn't been revised since the 2nd edition of 1989. If any of
the authors are out there - how about a revision! And please put France back
in or replace it with EU!
Roger
Doug,
Send'em to me!
Thanks
Jason
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Fikret Ceyhun wrote, at the end of an illuminating post:
4. Comparing the US with other OECD countries. If the statistics cited are
true in the long run, that is, K/Y for the US is lower than her
counterparts in competition, then the explanation lies in the Leontief
Paradox mentioned earlier by
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