Hi Selma,
The Third Way is certainly finished because it never really existed. It was
just a vapid and sentimental notion invented by Giddings and then taken up
enthusiastically by Tony Blair because it suited his purpose in turning the
Labour Party through 180 degrees. Clinton, being streets
At 01:36 01/07/02 +0200, you wrote:
>Keith Hudson wrote:
> > 4. The adage of economists that "there is no such thing as a free lunch" is
> > totally wrong -- indeed, every product contains a free lunch.
> >
> > What is this free lunch? It is the external energy that flows into
> > economic activi
Keith Hudson wrote:
> 4. The adage of economists that "there is no such thing as a free lunch" is
> totally wrong -- indeed, every product contains a free lunch.
>
> What is this free lunch? It is the external energy that flows into
> economic activities. You may have had to pay for this energy b
> According to Ronald Schettkat of
> Utrecht University, the lower costs in the Netherlands made possible a
> boom in trade and employment, while higher wages in Germany have held
> down growth and employment. By 2000, Dutch unemployment was at 2.6
> percent, the lowest in Europe, while Germany's
Good morning, Keith. While I am naturally sympathetic to the teaching
profession and understand Levine's arguments that teaching is more than
knowledge of subject matter, I do see the point you made about accelerating
further divisions and conflicting priorities within the education
establishment.
This article from NYTimes.com
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Selma
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Hi Ray,
(REH)
Here is a little from the NYTimes on one of FW's favorite topics sans Carmen.
Wonderful article, isn't it?
First of all it says that there's a myth -- that Argentina could go
bankrupt without any impact.
Then it says that the "false and dangerous" myth should be expos
Hi Karen and Ray,
At 15:43 29/06/02 -0700, you wrote:
(KWC)
Greetings: Sec. Of Education Paige's report to Congress accepts the premise
that "the poor will always be with us" and they have accepted a have vs.
have not education tier system. Pundits are assuring us that in reality,
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