whoops! You have me there.
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I did not read it that way at all. He is describing a world of sleeze --
sleezy US administrators and sleezy collaborators. I don't think that
Duke is supposed to represent
of
this... michael hoover
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like to see after the revolution is a permanent ban on
advertising. It will mean as much to us as ending tipping did in Cuba after
1959.
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solution is to negate the question.
Karl Marx, 1857, Grundrisse, The Chapter on Money, p.127.
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than in planning for Iraq's political future.
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oblige them politically.
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in hock for this $40 mln debt to the
IRS. Even if his wife can pay it off out of savings, it must have caused
at least a little cloud to pass across his summer's day.
But I wouldn't be surprised if it was the humiliation of both events that
really stung him.
Michael
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billion richer than he was.
it's easy for the rich to _say_ such things.
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action is similar to that
used in other natural resource/environmental settings.
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I mentioned this in class yesterday. My students immediately responded
that they would get student deferrments.
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It would be very unpopular otherwise.
On Wed, Nov 05, 2003 at 01:21:24PM -0800, andie nachgeborenen wrote:
I don't think those will be available this time
around, do you?
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wrote:
I mentioned this in class yesterday. My students
immediately
Rakesh recommends this article by a friend. The part I found most
interesting is the potential effect on commercial real estate -- although
I only skimmed it for a couple of moments.
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/news/Research_Report_Fall_2003.pdf
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could you please send me a tee shirt with the logo?
http://www.cvworkingfamilies.org/current.html
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of office to gain sexual favors change corrupt; professors are not
immune from such corruption. To others, violations of biblical law seem
corrupt. In short, a concept like this defies definition.
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Isn't this thread getting corrupted?
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Cheers, Ken Hanly
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The Perverse Economy: The Impact of Markets on People and
Nature (NY: Palgrave, 2003).
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How can they be so ungrateful
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new rules post tomorrow.
To this day, no one has come up with a set of rules for
originality. There aren't any. [Les Paul]
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Burton, who usually seems pretty bad. Kucinich told him to interview
Burton, and he found some surprisingly good features in his take on life.
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because you are always connected with high-speed
Internet access. Click here to comparison-shop providers.
https://broadband.msn.com
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-Landsberg
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That is what I meant, but clearer than what I wrote.
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Stiglitz seems a bit different. He is much more of a pure academic who
was offended by the political hacks -- Doug would know better than I
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I am reading all sorts of reports about soaring Chinese demand
pushing up commodity prices. Has anybody thought abut the extent
to which this effect undo the the beneficial effects of cheap
Chinese imports??
Commodity prices, outside oil, have almost no effect
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Paul's response was very informative. I wonder if the Madrid conference
did anything to increase the respectability of the war. I read that the
socialists just lost in Madrid, supposedly in part because the UN vote
gave legitimacy to the Spanish action Iraq.
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That the economy is doing so poorly with massive tax cuts, military
spending, and stimulative fed policy. Does anybody have a handle on how
much each of these factors is propping up the economy?
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Does anybody know of a nice thumbnail history of insurance?
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I am reading all sorts of reports about soaring Chinese demand
pushing up commodity prices. Has anybody thought abut the extent
to which this effect undo the the beneficial effects of cheap
Chinese imports??
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As someone who as had to opportunity to read it, I give it a big thumbs
up.
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Brian, I think that a comparison with Walter Adams, a wonderful president
from MSU, might be appropriate. Adams taught courses as president and was
a strong opponent of monopolies. Maybe he did bad things as pres. that I
don't know about.
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Does the US quickly remove seriously injured from Iraq right away so as to
not count them among the dead? Aren't all the counted deaths people who
did not survive attacks, even temorarily?
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Does anyone have any idea why I might be having trouble locating the
Congressional Research Service web site?
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unbelievable! I was looking for the source of this story.
http://www.philly.com/mld/philly/business/7079437.htm
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not just the population of California but that
of the entire U.S. (Reuters/21 Oct 2003)
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/techinvestor/techcorporatenews/2003-10-21-intel
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Does anybody recall where Norquist made his starve the beast statement?
Supposedly he said it on NPR.
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Snow(job?) is predicting job growth of 200,000 per month. Does anybody
believe this prediction? What sort of jobs would be produced? In what
country?
Outsourcing seems rampant. Manufacturing is in decline.
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Many years ago, when John Stockwell was in Chico, he said that Lumumba's
body was stuffed into the trunk of his car -- at least to the best of my
recollection.
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Today, the Sacramento Bee had an article about a plan to increase jobs.
If we can cut salaries, companies will not want to outsource
Back to the 20s???
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I thought that the WalMart connection to job loss that I posted yesterday
would have caught some interest.
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Has there ever been a sustainable job-loss recovery? I see a number of
signs of recovery, but they seem relatively superficial. Business week
says that the positive earnings is deceptive. Is this apparent recovery
going to be sufficient to give Bush a second term?
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Business Week suggests that a revalued currency might be a disaster for
Chinese Banks. The Chinese may be renegages (Mao might have been more
attuned to the course of Chinese communism than we have credited him),
but I don't think that their leaders are stupid or crazy.
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Does anyone know of a lefty health economist who would like to work on the
EPA/World Trade Center/asbestos scandal?
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to economic inequality, but because they
largely fail to connect inequality and public policy. In this sense,
Homer Simpson had it backward when he said, Just because I don't
care doesn't mean that I don't understand.
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? Or are they just cowards? Or stupid?
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, they
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development in
an effort to preserve existing arrangements?
Doug
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else to make electricity?
And so we end up with less energy than we started with. Why is this good?
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started. It is a waste of bandwidth and an eyesore.
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hectare...seem to
recall study indicating that equal distribution of ag land to farming
families would result in substantial increase in food production
(countries studied included colombia, malaysia, pakistan, brazil, among
others)... michael hoover
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farmers without support.
Maybe David Barkin or someone more familiar with Mexico could comment.
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This idea seems stupid, even by the prevailing Repug. standards of the
day. I would imagine that only a few people or corporations would be
enthusiastic about this, while many middle of the road people will be
apalled.
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Didn't Peter Fisher do some of the heavy lifting in putting Long Term
Credit Mgmt. together after it crashed?
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: labor relations, product quality,
Bridgestone/Firestone, strike
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Chronicle took on each.
Seth Sandronsky
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Subject: California Dreaming
It's too early to tell if the recall will turn out badly. For example,
Proposition 54 -- the racial ignorance proposition -- failed
The Bushies keep comparing California with Iraq. An $87 billion
occupation could solve the state's financial problems. Arnold could play
the role of Paul Bremer.
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The Bushies keep comparing California with Iraq. An $87 billion
occupation could solve the state's financial problems. Arnold could play
the role
.
The negative side of the campaign is too obvious to mention.
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What was the rationale (and the real reason) for ceasing the 30 yr. bond
auctions?
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What was the rationale (and the real reason) for ceasing the 30 yr. bond
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, 2003 at 11:35:55AM -0400, ravi wrote:
Michael Perelman wrote:
Welcome to America! You might also add that the people popping off about
overrated quarterbacks were not athletes themselves.
indeed! btw, is it not true that the quarterback has some sort of
wireless communication
instructions at all times?
I don't know if they're in wireless contact or not, but it sure looks that way. I
remember reading a short story about that type of communication based
on the premise that it was against the rules -- or at least seen as bad
sport.
Jim
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that basketball was a
jewish sport. Any reading recommendations?
Marty
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As for basketball, the NBA evolved out of traveling Jewish teams. In
the 20's, basketball was supposed to be a naturally Jewish
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that the price of gold rose from $20.67 per ounce to $35 per
ounce when the U.S. officially devalued in 1934, the abrogation of
these clauses was tantamount to a debt jubilee.
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on the electric fence
again.
Michael
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But sports pages have some of the best writing in the newspapers.
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springsteen (due to his call for the impeachment of
bush).
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hurricanes. The point is to
change them!
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Does October Surprise mean anything?
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Great news! I have trouble sleeping sometimes. A Gore network would do
the trick.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A33159-2003Oct2.html
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better a vision of
a future economy to make people excited and energetic?
What is to be done?, as an old Russian once wrote?
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ps. I hit the send button too soon. I wanted to ask Michael Pollak and
the rest of you, when the pebbles will turn into rocks or boulders?
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in a domestic
violence incident involving his wife, and that the incident
resulted with a service revolver turning up missing.
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was
pretty bad on Haiti also, even after he left office.
In short, he was not universally bad. Bush is. Carter was domestically a
conventional Republican.
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story
anyways. Everything had been done with a very soft style. It was obvious
that everything had been planned extremely carefully.
Ibrahim Balta / Istanbul / TURKEY
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article about about the Ponzi economy seemed right on
target, even though nobody commented on it.
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Of course, if computers are productive enough, we could reduce the workday to 2
or 3 hours per day. Only a capitalist vision would look for ways to make work.
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of the day?
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Doug H. had a very interesting guest -- Michael Hudson -- discussing this
subject.
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on the subject?
I would also like to know how revaluation would affect US profits in
general. I am thinking of Nike, which profits from cheap imports and
which would never think of producing a single shoe lace in the US.
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by the
government?
Off the charts.
What is an upward shift of the wage-education profile? Does that
mean a rise in real wages relative to education levels, or more
plainly, simply a rise in real wages?
the former.
Bill
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to the list don't show any genuine interest in getting them
involved?
Best,
Sabri
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of e-mails posted to a list
in a day. Neither is 15 when it is the number of posts by a single
person in one day.
Sabri
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This new pension legislation seems to imply that firms can just pretend
that they will earn more money in the future in the pension investments by
using a different discount rate.
Also, Nomi, if you read this, my e-mail to you just bounced.
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Anti-trust enforcers prohibited IBM, Xerox, et al from a lease only
policy. Intellectual property sellers are forcing buyers to treat
purchases as a lease (e.g., Monsanto's seeds). Is that arrangement legal?
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broke out in
laughter before he finished. As if he could know what the
political-economy-ecology will be like in 2007.
Ian
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Nice collation, Yoshie. One possible correction. On you point about the
number of support personnel per fighting soldier, Rumsfeld is changing
that ratio by contracting out much of the support. How much, I don't
know. Also, you have seen the reports about the no-show contractors.
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I'd like to have better estimates on this topic: what proportion of
logistical support jobs has been contracted out?
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I got my job in 1971. A 25 year old clone of Michael Perelman would have
a hard time getting a job today, except for the few small liberal arts
colleges that would hire a lefy economist today.
As a result, all of the old lefty programs seem to be becoming more
conventional or extinct, possibly
rather than the
content per se of an econ. grad program?
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study.
With business doing this well, recovery is just around the corner.
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Does anybody have a clue about why the Bushies are backtracking? Why is
Germany caving and agreeing to help? What does Turkey have to gain by
sending troops?
Everything seems murky to me at this time.
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. Treasury notes !!!
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I found this very interesting. The idea that it is cheaper to send data
by ups, wrapped in a computer, rather than over the internet does not jive
with the jive about the weightless economy.
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