Pen_lers:
Instead of debating the question, "Where Did Marx go wrong," would it
not be more fruitful (and more painful) to ask: Why has the left failed
so miserably since 1965? Marx, afterall, is dead.
Why did the "new left" agenda fail? Why hasn't a "newer" left arisen in
response to the d
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On Saturday April 15 at 12.00 noon activists in the eastern part of the
State of Washington will be congregating at Sylvester Square, Olympia,
the state capital to voice their opposition to the Contract with
America. After a few speeches on various aspects of the Contract, there
will be a mar
Well with such a big list my email from pen-l should be huge each day.
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Once again, I couldn't STAND the thought of the work I _had_ to do, so
instead I created the following, an alphabetized list of pen-lers.
Some folks are at the end because I didn't know what to do with them.
Please post corrections if anything is wrong.
ALPHABETICAL LIST:
Randy Albelda[EMAI
Gil Writes:
1) Rubin's "well-known fact" that in a "commodity economy", all
commodities can be equalized with each other, and that a given
commodity "can be equated with an infinity of other commodities", is
in general nonsense. To say that commodities are *exchanged* with
each other
There has now been a rather long thread
about this "noted economist" in the Library of
Congress magazine who dissed Marx. But I have yet
to see anyone actually identify him, aside from
speculations that it is (or should be) P. Samuelson
or Gil Skillman :-).
So, is there anybody out ther
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>[PEN-L:4284] biotechnology
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>Date: Sat, 25 Feb 1995 14:17:52 -0800
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>This is to ask if anyone can give me recommendations on books and
>articles o
One other thing I forgot to mention in my recent posting. Ric McIntyre and
I recently completed a study of flexible manufacturing for the US Economic
Development Administration. Part of the study covers industry case studies
for three industries, with Medical Instruments & Supplies being one (t
Two aspects of currency boards have been ignored by their
advocates in recent public statements.
1. A currency board requires (a) pegging the exchange rate and (b)
restricting base money, at that rate, to the monetary authority's
foreign reserves. This prevents additional credit expansion by
the
Part II of my response to Alfredo re Rubin and Marx on the labor
theory of value.
In the earlier post I argue that Rubin begs the same question as
Marx, and that Marx's critical premise, to the extent that it is
correct, holds for any exchange economy, not simply one limited to
the exchange o
Alfredo Saad Filho writes, in response to my comment on Marx's
derivation of his theory of value in CAPITAL, Vol. I:
> >Well, this does remind me of the old argument by Bohm-Bawerk, as
> Michael Lebowitz says. But this argument has been disposed
> of by Rubin decades ago. All it takes is a lo
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where did Marx go wrong? It depends on your viewpoint. As Andrew
Kliman points out, from a mainstream economist's point of view,
Marx went wrong when he decided not to pursue a career in poetry.
>From a Roemerian viewpoint, Marx went wrong when he decided not
to major in math. From the empiricist
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I haven't sent this out for a while, as Art McEwan just reminded me. You can
get this yourself by mailing the command "rev pen-l" to listproc@antrhax.
ecst.csuchico.edu.
Here is the current list of non-concealed subscribers:
<@ICINECA.CINECA.IT:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Giacomo Pignataro
<@YALEV
On Thurs, 23 Feb. 1995, 18:30:02, Cathy Mulder asked to whom the Library
of Congess ad was referring, when it asked "Have you heard about the noted economist
who's located the precise point where Karl Marx went wrong ...?"
The answer is (or should be, anyway): Paul Samuelson. He noted that Mar
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If you want to do your part to oppose the balanced budget amendment, the
following Senate targets are:
SENATOR DECIDING FACTORS
Breaux (D-LA) leaning yes but concerned about judicial review and soc se
> Date sent: Fri, 24 Feb 1995 18:52:34 -0800
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> Subject:[PEN-L:4281] Re: library of congress magazine
Gil Skillman writes:
> Oh, what the heck. I'm working late, and I need a break. I don't know
> who the "not
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> Subject:[PEN-L:4284] biotechnology
> This is to ask if anyone can give me recommendations on books and
> articles offering critical analysis o
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