On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Mikalac Norman S NSSC wrote:
assuming the statements below are based on hard facts, how to get ahold of
these historical per capita GDP data in one or two places for as many
countries as possible as far back as possible?
The OECD has done country surveys for most of
geez, 550 msgs awaiting me this morning. maybe i should sleep in the office
on weekends?
assuming the statements below are based on hard facts, how to get ahold of
these historical per capita GDP data in one or two places for as many
countries as possible as far back as possible?
i tried UN,
, 2000 9:01 AM
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Dennis:
Whence this fetishism of Eastern European state-party father-figures? Per
capita GDP in Poland, Slovenia and the Czech Republic is higher now than
in 1989, and many of these economies
Dennis:
Whence this fetishism of Eastern European state-party father-figures? Per
capita GDP in Poland, Slovenia and the Czech Republic is higher now than
in 1989, and many of these economies are growing pretty fast.
Inequality is higher now as well. Socialists are not interested in economic
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el 7 Oct 00, a las 9:01, Louis Proyect dijo:
Dennis:
Whence this fetishism of Eastern European state-party father-figures?
Per capita GDP in Poland, Slovenia and the Czech Republic is higher
now than in 1989, and many of these
In a message dated 10/7/00 9:07:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Inequality is higher now as well. Socialists are not interested in economic
growth for the same of economic growth. We are interested in social justice.
Not all socialists:
"What is a 'fair
On Fri, 6 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
president of the new Republic. To the best of my knowledge, there
has been no EU money for the environment. etc.
Probably because Slovenia is a fairly wealthy country, and can finance
these things themselves. The EIB, though, is making money
Louis has joined the "Hail the Red Army in Afghanistan" brigade. It took 10
years for the CIA to bring out the population of Serbia against Slobo, but
they did it, though good socialists should have offered the Milosovic
regime critical support. I am amazed. --jks
---
Actually I have made my
Louis has joined the "Hail the Red Army in Afghanistan" brigade.
Well I'm of the "Hail the Red Army in Afghanistan" brigade: compared
to the Taliban "Really Existing Socialism" is the lesser evil, and
worth supporting...
Brad DeLong
The US and the USSR are indeed both intolerant of dissident views, but the Yugoslav
model--which I, as market socialist defend and Louis has savaged for years as
antisocialist, essentially capitalist, a betrayal, etc, ad nauseum--as been dead in
the Yugoslav rump republic for almosta decade.
Dennis,
Yes, Slovenia has done quite nicely -- but then there has not been
a father figure for years. To the extent there was, he became the
president of the new Republic. To the best of my knowledge, there
has been no EU money for the environment. etc.
Paul Phillips,
Economics,
: Re: Economic revolutions
Louis has joined the "Hail the Red Army in Afghanistan" brigade. It took
10
years for the CIA to bring out the population of Serbia against Slobo, but
they did it, though good socialists should have offered the Milosovic
regime critical support. I am ama
as if this is a closed issue.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
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Louis has joined the "Hail the Red Army in Afghan
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