I'm a Henwoodite in predicting big global aspects of the future, but just
an observation.
What is this, a plague of Henwoodism? first Louis, and now the dominoes
start falling... once we start down that slippery slope...
;-)
BTW, I don't predict the future. Part of the nature of the current
What is this, a plague of Henwoodism? first Louis, and now the dominoes
start falling... once we start down that slippery slope...
;-)
BTW, I don't predict the future. Part of the nature of the current boom (as
with previous ones) is that there's tremendous amounts of uncertainty.
What's a
The following is my effort at journalistic op-editorializing. It has clear
limitations due to the limited subject matter, while I added a ending that
suggested what I consider to be an impossible possibility. It's been
rejected by the L.A. TIMES and the PROGRESSIVE's news service. Does anyone
Summary: The cheering of the U.S. economy's success should be tempered by
the fact of private debt accumulation.
I ran across an article by Harry Braverman in the '56 American Socialist
that makes almost the identical point. And only 6 months earlier there is
an article on automation by Harry
If you really want to publish this . . .
First thing is it's too long. Columns should
be 750 words.
Second, the paragraphs are too long. It's a
newspaper, not the AER.
Third, you used Randy Wray's title. When he
sues you I'm sure he won't ask for too much.
Fourth, you need to state in the
At 11:47 AM 4/5/00 -0400, you wrote:
Summary: The cheering of the U.S. economy's success should be tempered by
the fact of private debt accumulation.
I ran across an article by Harry Braverman in the '56 American Socialist
that makes almost the identical point.
yeah, and there was no
Louis Proyect wrote:
I ran across an article by Harry Braverman in the '56 American Socialist
that makes almost the identical point. And only 6 months earlier there is
an article on automation by Harry or co-editor Bert Cochran (they went on
to launch Piel's Beer after the magazine collapsed)
