Nathan said:
So given that the China deal is coming to a vote, does MHL say that in
protest of the fact that the GOP Congress won't let pro-labor legislation
come to a vote, US labor should abstain from lobbying on the China deal in
order to maintain a balanced ideological profile?
If
[mbs] If you spend money it's the company that you deal
with, but if you WORK, where the job is and where you is
matter a great deal.
The bit about 'shaming' firms is pretty funny. ("Go
you Gates, and sin no more!") But actually the point is
ingrained in the views of others as well. If you
In a message dated 00-05-14 00:02:44 EDT, you write:
Ransom, Roger L. and Richard Sutch. 1977. One Kind of Freedom: The Economic
Consequences of Emancipation (Cambridge University Press).
show that leisure increased immediately after the Civil War, however, that
phenomenon was short lived
Title: Re: [PEN-L:18928] Re: Re: Re: Sowing Dragons
(fwd)
How much of the legislation relates to
tariffs?
Brad De Long wrote:
And this is supposed to be an argument that U.S. restrictions
on
imports of African textiles are for Africans' own good?
--
Michael Perelman
Title:
An act to
New York TIMES May 14, 2000 / RECKONINGS / By PAUL KRUGMAN / "Nihon
Keizai Shambles"
In this column, PK re-applies his (mildly famous) analysis of the Japanese
stagnation. Again, he suggests that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) pump up the
Japanese money supply, in hopes of producing inflationary
Japanese interest rates were negative for a while. How much more could
monetary policy do?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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Jay Hanson's energyresources list
(http://www.egroups.com/group/energyresources ) has turned into a good site
for tracking the fate of big oil, mainly because of the presence there of
authoritative voices like Colin Campbell and Jean Laherrere, 2 oil
geologists who last year singlehandedly
Subject:
Protest the World Petroleum Congress! (June 11-15, 2000)
Date:
Sat, 13 May 2000 16:08:18 -0400
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Mike Ewall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi there,
Looking for
MHL:
I guess we have a difference of opinion on what politics is about. The
issue is not short-run "victories" which are really non-victories. Keeping
China out of the WTO will only ensure the status quo. At issue is first
determining what kind of political understanding we want to promote
L.A. TIMES Sunday, May 14, 2000
DNA Device's Heredity Scrutinized by U.S.
Scientists insist they invented technique without federal funding, but
paper trail suggests they relied on millions in grants. Inquiry will
determine if there is need for payback.
By PETER G. GOSSELIN and PAUL
Brad,
Thank you very much the for sending the summary of the bill. I only
skimmed through it briefly. I know that Carl Linder with got some
provisions put in the bill that makes the retaliation against Europe
stronger regarding his banana interests.
I also noticed that the bill was concerned
Michael Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/12/00 05:48PM btw:
Michael Parenti has noted that policy of containing spread of
slavery was promptly reversed following death of President Zachary
Taylor (southern slaveowner opposed to extension of slavery and
secession) death. Parenti's article
Franz Neumann, Behemoth
Alfred Soh-Rethel: Class Structure of German Fascism
ostensibly both about Germany in the 1930s, actually about planning in
conditoons of autarky/containment on the basis of fordist inddustry.
Mark Jones
http://www.egroups.com/group/CrashList
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