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From: "Eubulides" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> < http://www.feer.com >
> Fighting China on U.S. Soil
[John Gulick asked me to forward his comments the article as he is having
trouble 'subbing. Michael Perelman can you help him out?]
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The Cato rhetoric sounds like aiming to do what has already happened in New
Zealand. The NZ Magazine Revolution ran an article on it in the latest issue
(no. 21), from which I have adapted the following excerpts:
In 1990, the Labour Government inaugured the abolition of the system of
state power b
In Steve Keen's interesting book, DEBUNKING ECONOMICS, he refers to
Piero Sraffa's view that a company with a fixed plant facing low demand
wouldn't utilized the whole plant but would use it in (rough) proportion
to the variable inputs. Does anyone know the specific reference? If it's
in Sraffa's 1
By Michael Gormley
Associated Press Writer
Wednesday, August 20, 2003; 11:45 AM
ALBANY, N.Y. -- A New York official said Wednesday that corporate scandals
of the last two years have cost the state nearly $13 billion and cut the
value of retirement accounts for many older workers by 10 percent or
Our friends at the Cato Institute already have a piece out in the New York Post making
the one argument I didn't think anyone would be crazy enough to make: let's get rid of
all the rules on the transmission system!
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Instead, why not try deregulating the grid? Kill the cap on tran
(Turns out that Leo Panitch has a bit in common with Hardt-Negri. His
solution, however, is not in the miscegnating multitude but in what they
used to call the Great White North on SCTV. Blowed up real good.)
Socialist Worker 407, August 6, 2003 N www.socialist.ca
Socialist Project launched in
NY Press
Finding NiMo
George Pataki is shocked, shocked by the power outage.
by Matt Taibbi
Here’s a fun activity you New York blackout veterans might want to try:
Go online and check out the website of Niagara Mohawk
(www.niagaramohawk.com), the Western New York utility that has been
fingered
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
International Trade Adminis
Carrol wrote:
"Working Class" means something different within different analytical
frameworks. In marxism, it is a historical not a sociological (i.e.,
weberian) category, and it is only as a sociological category that one can
make such general statements meant to apply to individuals.
I am awar
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From: "Sabri Oncu" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
People "steal" electricity regularly in Turkey (maybe Patrick Bond would
offer some information about a similar phenomenon in South Africa) not
only because they cannot pay for it but also because it is very
difficult to determine wh
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