Jim:
At 09:37 PM 7/30/97 -0700, you wrote:
I don't see why the "populist" explanation and the social-structural
explanation (Moore, et al) have to be contradictory. It seems to me that the
two are _complementary_. I've always liked Moore's theory, but there's a lot
of evidence for the populist
Jim,
Abbey J Cohen (Goldman's Stock Guru) justifies these differentials by noting
that the pre-tax profits of the SP 500 have increased at an annual average
compound growth rate of +20% from 1991 through 1997:1.
Read' em and weep
jason
Jay writes: Abbey J Cohen (Goldman's Stock Guru) justifies these
differentials by noting that the pre-tax profits of the SP 500 have
increased at an annual average compound growth rate of +20% from 1991
through 1997:1.
I would agree with that: high rising profit rates of the sort seen lately
In a message dated 97-07-31 04:48:25 EDT, you write:
1) What percentage of new investment in productive capacity is financed by
retained earnings?
I think Doug claims between 80-90%
What percentage is financed by borrowing from financial
institutions? What percentage is financed by
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