A new step in the escalating inter-imperialist conflict:
America is to punish Germany for leading international opposition to a
war against Iraq. The US will withdraw all its troops and bases from
there and end military and industrial co-operation between the two
countries - moves that
Thank you all very much for all the emails and sources you have provided on the weaknesses of mainstream economics. Although it will take a while to digest them all, at this stage I am rather puzzled by the general weaknesses of the arguments produced against the mainstream economics. There
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From: Chris Burford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now Rumsfeld has decided to go further by unilaterally imposing the
Pentagon's sanctions on a country already in the throes of economic problems.
'We are doing this for one reason only: to harm the German economy,' one
source
WTO Ministers Fail to Make Tariff Deals
By YURI KAGEYAMA
AP Business Writer
3:38 AM PST, February 16, 2003
TOKYO -- Exporting giants seeking new markets and nations intent on protecting
their own farmers could not bridge their differences on tariffs at the last
day of a World Trade Organization
http://www.latimes.com
LETTERS
Tax Changes Could Be Costly to Pensions
February 16, 2003
I am absolutely amazed by the apathy and lack of interest shown by workers
(particularly those 40 and older) regarding the proposed Treasury Department
rule changes to tax treatment of cash-balance pension
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Subject:Anti-War rally: Norfolk, VA
Date: Sun, 16 Feb 2003 14:14:50 -0500
From: Steve Rosenthal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In addition to the enormous anti-war marches of millions of people that
took
Has anybody else here read:
Biernacki, Richard. 1995. The Fabrication of Labor? I am about 60%
through now.
He shows how different the British and German conceptions of labor were.
He attributes this difference to the historical conditions in which wage
labor arose. He suggests that many of
I have read some of it. Very interesting, but what's your question,
Michael? Paul
--On Sunday, February 16, 2003 3:21 PM -0800 Michael Perelman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anybody else here read:
Biernacki, Richard. 1995. The Fabrication of Labor? I am about 60%
through now.
He shows how
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Lee Dembart International Herald Tribune
Monday, February 17, 2003
Industries' unending battle against software piracy
PARIS Copyright infringement is your best entertainment value, it says on a
wall and on a T-shirt - and that, I
[New York Times]
February 16, 2003
Foreigners Exact Trade-Offs From U.S. Contractors
By LESLIE WAYNE
WASHINGTON
A DECADE ago, when the ruling sheiks in the United Arab Emirates decided to
expand the local economy after the gulf war, they turned to American military
contractors like Boeing,
Title: FW: [PEN-L:34785] NYC 2/15
meanwhile... I arrived in NYC to go to the toy fair on a red-eye, went to the hotel where my family was staying and slept for quite awhile, missing the demo. (I am told, though, that the area around the hotel -- the Waldorf-Astoria -- was totally filled with
Steve Rosenthal in Carrol's forward:
The argument that a trans-national capitalist ruling
class has largely become detached from nation states is
a figment of the imagination of the anti-globalization
movement, a movement that mistook U.S. domination
for U.S. omnipotence.
This is rubbish.
Title: RE: [PEN-L:34787] What is wrong with the mainstream economics?
Lucy writes:In my area of interest, criticising the mainstream trade theory is very easy. Both Ricardian and HOS models of comparative advantage theories suffer from many weaknesses and logical inconsistencies. I would
I found the book to be interesting as well. I was wondering if there
might be a problem with the argument that I was missing.
On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 06:30:05AM -0500, Paul Zarembka wrote:
I have read some of it. Very interesting, but what's your question,
Michael? Paul
--
Michael
The poor folk can play hardball too
Larry Elliott
Monday February 17, 2003
The Guardian
The French hate the Americans. The Americans loathe the French. Developing
countries wonder what on earth is going on. The spat within Nato over what to
do about Saddam Hussein? No, this is an issue that it
The US administration is planning to have the UN require Iraq to meet
threebenchmarks to show that it is co-operating with the inspection process.Each
requirement furthers the US invasion plans either by providing alleged evidence
of Iraq's weapons of mass destructions, weakening Iraq's
Wait a second, they're punishing Germany by withdrawing U.S. troops? Isn't
that a good thing?
So far as economic punishment is concerned, what would happen if the
Germans turned all their dollars into Euros?
Joanna
At 11:47 AM 02/16/2003 +, you wrote:
A new step in the escalating
Hey Ravi,
Thanks for the NYC report. Chuck Grimes, Sabri Oncu, and I spent about
seven hours at the SF demo today. That's more or less how long it took for
everyone who wanted to show up, to walk from the ferry building up Market
street to the civic center. The speeches, as usual, were awful.
Loved the pretzel sign. Thanks for the photos.
Best,
Joanna
At 09:52 PM 02/15/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I've just put up a few words about and 15 pictures of today's antiwar demo
in New York:
http://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/Feb15_intro.html
Doug
Has anyone said that it (MSE)is at any one time the expression of the interests of the dominant bourgeois class and that efforts through interpersonal evaluations to draw science out of it are limited by the ceiling of the ideological hold of capital. Do you Yahoo!?
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