I'm still reeling from Friday's WSJ. See p.A2, "Rubin Says
Global Investors Don't Suffer Enough." Rubin, the creator
and chief propagandist of the Mexico bailout, is now noticing
that by socializing losses, bailouts encourage the large
portfolio flows that destabilize financially-open
The number of people joining the Communist Party of Cuba is continuing to
grow. Statistics published in the daily edition of Granma, the official
organ of the Party, show that over thirty percent of Party members have
joined in the past five years. The number of Party members has increased
BLS DAILY REPORT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997
Initial claims for unemployment insurance benefits decreased by 5,000 to
a seasonally adjusted 306,000 in the week ended Sept. 13, the Labor
Department reports (Daily Labor Report, page D-8)_The number of
Americans filing new claims for
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Lies! Lies! Sample Bias!
I'd like to know the breakdown by age, income, etc. Every year they do
surveys of all the employees at my workplace, and: a) the people making good
salaries are "satisfied" and b) everyone else is not!
I have a strong suspicion that whatever
Robert Rubin probably now represents the "left" wing of the Clinton
Administration. He was also the strongest sceptic on welfare "reform".
--
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We are having a pip of a debate over on Spoons about the Goldhagen book
which blames anti-Semitism predating Hitler as the cause of the Holocaust.
I am trying to provide a Marxist counter-analysis. You may find this post
which deals with the Nazi relation to big business interesting.
Louis P.
DOUG ORR wrote:
My question: since corps don't get their capital from the stock market,
why are they so entirely focused on the value of their outstanding stocks?
Why does Wall Street rule?
To start with, they're the owners. In the Golden Age, they didn't act like
owners, but in a Bronze or
Any chance you can upload the article, Colin?
Sid Shniad
I'm still reeling from Friday's WSJ. See p.A2, "Rubin Says
Global Investors Don't Suffer Enough." Rubin, the creator
and chief propagandist of the Mexico bailout, is now noticing
that by socializing losses, bailouts encourage
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Sid Shniad wanted to see the WSJ article on Rubin. I loved entering the
search phrase - "rubin suffered" - sort of like "Jesus wept."
Doug
The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition -- September 19,
1997
Rubin Wants Investors to Suffer
When Emerging
On Mon, September 22, 1997 at 07:42:32 (-0700) William S. Lear writes:
When the racist University of Texas Law professor Leo Graglia ...
That's "Leno", not "Leo". Letting my ears type for me again...
Bill
I am amazed at the lack of interest shown by all,
not only the list's indefatigable anthropologists,
in the UN's easy acceptance of a billion dollars
from a media tycoon whose further ambitions are
likely not limited even to this solar system.
I always assumed, without any coaching from the
I have just been informed that I will be teaching an undergraduate course on
the economics of poverty and discrimination. It will be in the Econ dept,
but will have no prerequisites, so we can attract students from other depts.
I taught this course many years ago, and used Schiller's book on
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Thanks Ajit for the historical information. Yet I think
your conception of culture is strictly descriptive in that it breaks
down the term "culture" into a multiplicity of currents, thus
disallowing any comprehensive theoretical assessment. Colin follows
the same strategy. The idea is to
On Mon, 22 Sep 1997, Louis N Proyect wrote:
Asia's Economic Tigers Growl at World Monetary Conference
By DAVID E. SANGER
HONG KONG -- After a decade of persuading nations to open their financial
markets, American officials at a tense conclave in Hong Kong have run into
a wall of
The Council of Canadians
and the International Forum on Globalization
in collaboration with the Polaris Institute present
GLOBAL TEACH-IN
Challenging Corporate Rule:
A Citizens' Politics for the 21st Century
November 7-9, 1997
University of Toronto
Who's really in charge of this country
_The Manitoban_, U of M's student rag, ran a story last week on MAI. Here's
an excerpt:
"Edwards [Canada's Assitant Deputy Minister for Trade and Economic Policy]
admits that, to date, there have been no public consultations, but he
doesn't feel they were necessary because 'we have, over the
Just 3 notes re culture and critique.
Ricardo writes:
Yet the
same people who say this have no hesitation castigating
western culture for its "possessive individualism",
"consumerism", "ethonocentrism" , and so on.
1. Edward Said (e.g. _Culture and Imperialism_) argues that
in fact
To all librarians working with the labor community!
---or with labor collections!
Nominations are being sought for the JOHN SESSIONS MEMORIAL AWARD.
This award recognizes a library or library system which has made
significant efforts to work with the labor
Date sent: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 00:48:02 -0700 (PDT)
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Ajit writes:
I find myself closer to
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 14:44:52 +0200
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Subject: Toward a general strike in Israel
For the latest on the escalating
This is all very nice, but I didn't hear Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad
complaining too loudly while the capital was flowing in. If you're going to
ride the tiger
Doug
At 11:14 PM 9/19/97 -0700, Maggie Coleman wrote:
Bravo, spoke like a brilliant statistician!~ one
question though, what are "symbol manipulators?" maggie coleman
Most subscribers to this listserv and, for that matter, internet users will fit.
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Michael,
If you can give me some idea about when you will be in the L.A. area, I
would like to try to get you on campus for a talk -- I can probably get a
few dollars as well, plus that old free lunch. For your wife, too. We
have a hotel restaurant school here with a nice restaurant. I have
Maggie and all,
Please, please, please -- whoa. I didn't mean to start a conflagration
here. My intent was simply to suggest that we -- myself included --
sometimes don't pay enough attention to what has already been written. I
have a great deal of respect for all your postings and look
The recent issue of the Journal of Economic Perspectives reports on a
survey that indicates that people in the U.S. think that the economy is
doing worse [including unemployment] than it really is.
I think that these surveys are not particularly trustworthy. To some
extent, people merely report
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Here is another PBS story. The Merrow report aired yesterday by the local
PBS station in Maryland takes aim on the Philadelphia school "reform." The
story boils down to the following: a white lawyer cum minister is appointed
by the mayor as the school superintendent to reform the ailing school
On Mon, September 22, 1997 at 00:48:02 (-0700) Ajit Sinha writes:
I think the whole idea of having a "right" to
critique or rather criticize other cultures from 'outside' is a bit
problematic. If cultures are a living things, then you have got various
currents in a
September 22, 1997
Asia's Economic Tigers Growl at World Monetary Conference
By DAVID E. SANGER
HONG KONG -- After a decade of persuading nations to open their financial
markets, American officials at a tense conclave in Hong Kong have run into
a wall of resistance as angry Asian leaders
At 09:05 19/09/97 -0700, you wrote:
Clearly you're committed to dodging this, especially with these weird
repeated assertions that the "real" issue is something else, a
prefabricated duality you have set up around "ethnocentrism." So I'll
stop asking.
What is at stake here, at least for me, is
Our Chancellor, Barry Munitz, once right hand man of the despoiler,
Charles Hurzitz, is about to sign over all of the computer and satellite
network system of the 19 campus system to a cosnurtium of large private
companies.
I only know the faintest details since everything has been shrouded in
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