http://www.thenews.com.tw/world/27/25/08136100.html
Steve
Max,
Yeah. We're over a barrel, in more ways than one.
Seth
RE: the George W. Bush/Dick Cheney ticket
by Max Sawicky
25 July 2000
I heard a good one from Kevin Phillips . . .
it's the first all-oil ticket. (Also, all-Texas)
cheney is a big player in nat'l petroleum influence
peddling.
Is anyone aware of any empirical studies on the tendency for the rate of
profit to equalize across industries over time?
Rudy
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NY REVIEW OF BOOKS
August 10, 2000
All Too Human
JEFF MADRICK
Irrational Exuberance
by Robert J. Shiller
296 pages, $27.95 (hardcover)
published by Princeton University Press
(order book)
A Random Walk Down Wall Street
by Burton G. Malkiel
499 pages, $16.95 (paperback)
published by
This sounds like another Chernobyl waiting to happen. At least the fish
and berries from the region will not spoil quickly. They have been well
irradiated.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
Siberia-Environment: Plans to Build More Nuclear Plants Assailed
Inter Press Service
IRKUTSK, Russia, (Jul. 23) IPS -
BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2000
Average hourly earnings rose 3.6 percent in June, to a seasonally adjusted
$13.71, from a year ago, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says. But by 1982
dollars, adjusting wages for inflation, earnings fell 2 cents to $7.86 (Wall
Street Journal, "Work Week"
July 26, 2000 / New York TIMES
RECKONINGS / By PAUL KRUGMAN
Prescription for Failure
In denouncing President Clinton's plan to extend Medicare coverage to
prescription drugs, and in touting their own counterproposal, Republicans
have rolled out the usual rhetoric. They excoriate the
Once one gets beyond the quips of a Conference Board wag, one finds a
residue of "so-call frictional employment", to the extent that "Even in
the nation's burgeoning high-tech hubs, thousands of well-educated people
are out of work."
Following the excerpt from the BLS, I have appended a
At 09:59 AM 26/07/00 -0400, you wrote:
Is anyone aware of any empirical studies on the tendency for the rate of
profit to equalize across industries over time?
Rudy
This may not be quite your topic but if I remember correctly, in a 1991
_The Canadian Geographer_ D. Rigby showed that
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En relación a [PEN-L:22198] query,
el 26 Jul 00, a las 9:59, Rudy Fichtenbaum dijo:
Is anyone aware of any empirical studies on the tendency for the rate
of profit to equalize across industries over time?
Rudy
DUMÉNIL, Gérard; LÉVY, Dominique. The field of capital mobility and
the
Michael,
The Institute for Southern Studies -- where I am director -- recently
published, "Private Gain, Public Pain: How Privatization Harms Communities."
To my knowledge, it was the first study to analyze privatization across
different program areas to determine the negative impacts on
forwarded by Michael Hoover
Published Monday, July 24, 2000, in the Miami Herald
Orlando not as friendly to workers as tourists
Many cannot afford housing
BY MIKE SCHNEIDER
Associated Press
ORLANDO -- The cost of apartment rentals in Orlando may seem cheap compared
with those
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