I'd be very interested to hear from you all on the following claims. Takers?
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Productivity Gains Help Keep Economy on a Roll
NYT, March 22, 1999
By LOUIS UCHITELLE
DES MOINES, Iowa -- At the Maytag Corp. factory in nearby Newton, four
young people stand around a large Lazy Susan, as
Well Jim, we have to keep the pressure on. I think the most
important element is to get the internal tribal politics cleaned
up. Let us know what we can do in our limited capacity when time
comes. Cheers, ajit sinha
Dear Ajit,
Thanks for caring enough to write that letter. the dates/delays
Japan's labour unions warn of militant action
Switch from docile stance comes amid widespread layoffs
By Anthony Rowley in Tokyo
As companies such as Sony Corp begin shedding thousands of workers under
corporate restructurings amid a prolonged economic slump, Japan's
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RELEASED TODAY: Regional and state unemployment rates remained relatively
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Kissinger and
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Court: States Can Set Teaching Load
By LAURIE ASSEO Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) - States do not violate the Constitution when they cancel
public university professors' rights to negotiate workload rules as part of
their union contracts, the Supreme Court
US Asia-Pacific strategy
'in danger'
Speaking engagement: former US defence chief William Perry tells the
Asia Society the economic crisis may harm America's policy of engagement
with China.
OLIVER CHOU
The US policy of engagement with China and
its
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Kissinger covered up Chile
Europe trip signals `China doesn't need US'
By Pamela Pun
PRESIDENT Jiang Zemin's visit to three European nations was aimed at
establishing a triangular
relationship with the United States and Europe, according to a
Geneva-based expert.
Following the recent twists in Sino-US relations,
Sunday Journal, suburban DC
"On the Left"
Robert Naiman
March 21, 1999
Foolish Partisanship on the Budget and Social Security
"Partisanship" is not necessarily bad. It's no threat to the Republic when
politicians take strong positions in defense of core values. Such partisanship
is part of
New dawn for Japan's market
Economic outlook appears brighter than at any time since 1995
By Vikram Khanna
Excerpts:
So far this year, Tokyo has been far and away the best performing major
market in the world, with the Nikkei soaring 18.3 per cent, compared
with just
I cannot verify The Economist's claim. I got this from another list. I will post your
question there. Perhaps a message to The Economist ?
Charles Brown
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Charles:
Thank you for the excellent posting on Iraq.
I would be interested in
Charles:
Thank you for the excellent posting on Iraq.
I would be interested in knowing the Economist's source of the statement
that "Just prior to the Gulf War, Iraq's GDP was more than ten times
higher--around $60 billion."
US Statistical Abstract states that in 1990 it was
This is a typical example of a NY Times article head not reflecting what
was in the story. The real head should be "Two-tiered labor force key to
corporate profits" as indicated by this passage:
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One key change is the increased corporate flexibility in manipulating labor
costs.
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