Too bad. A fair trade group could have really used that $1000.
Peter
Ian Murray wrote:
> http://www.latimes.com/news/comment/20010425/t34805.html
> A Sweatshop Is Better Than Nothing
>
> By DANIEL L. JACOBS
>
> Last month, after I wrote my final college tuition check of the year, I st
> Does the L.A. times Normally capitalize words other than Proper nouns in
> the
> Middle of a sentence?
>
> >A Sweatshop Is Better Than Nothing
in headlines, yes. I think it's conventional in the US. -- Jim Devine
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Does the L.A. times Normally capitalize words other than Proper nouns in the
Middle of a sentence?
>A Sweatshop Is Better Than Nothing
soph-o-mor-ic (sof uh môr'ik, -mor'-) adj.
1. of or pertaining to sophomores.
2. intellectually pretentious and conceited
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> Ian Murray wrote:
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> >http://www.latimes.com/news/comment/20010425
Ian Murray wrote:
>http://www.latimes.com/news/comment/20010425/t34805.html
>A Sweatshop Is Better Than Nothing
>
>
>By DANIEL L. JACOBS
>
> Last month, after I wrote my final college tuition check of the
>year, I still
>had $1,000 left in the bank. After a good deal of research, I
>de
http://www.latimes.com/news/comment/20010425/t34805.html
A Sweatshop Is Better Than Nothing
By DANIEL L. JACOBS
Last month, after I wrote my final college tuition check of the year, I still
had $1,000 left in the bank. After a good deal of research, I decided my money had
the most pot
The sophistry in Krugman's argument is that he relies on a universal premise
of rational utility maximization in order to "demonstrate" the irrationality
of some particulars. All swans are white . . . therefore, those black swans
over there are not swans. Obviously it takes a great deal of skill t
