This citation from Sen might be interesting:
March 24, 1994Sen, Amartya. 1978. "On the Labour Theory of Value: Some
Methodological Issues." Cambridge Journal of Economics. 2 pp. 175-90.
He compares labor theory of value to statement that "Michelangelo made the
statue of David".
"The description is
This citation from Sen might be interesting:
March 24, 1994Sen, Amartya. 1978. "On the Labour Theory of Value: Some
Methodological Issues." Cambridge Journal of Economics. 2 pp. 175-90.
He compares labor theory of value to statement that "Michelangelo made the
statue of David".
"The description is
On March 23, 1994, the Associated Press/Harriman Institute Conference
on "The Future of Russia" was held at Columbia University. In the first
panel, participants, including JackMatlock, former Ambassador to the USSR,
wrestled with the question of whether Yeltsin was a democrat and whether
Zh
On March 23, 1994, the Associated Press/Harriman Institute Conference
on "The Future of Russia" was held at Columbia University. In the first
panel, participants, including JackMatlock, former Ambassador to the USSR,
wrestled with the question of whether Yeltsin was a democrat and whether
Zh
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PEN-Lers might be interested in a new study from the US Bureau of the
Census calls the entire small biz mythology into serious question. It
makes many points, among them that while SB does create jobs, it destroys
them like crazy as well, so that the net effect is little different from
large biz.
PEN-Lers might be interested in a new study from the US Bureau of the
Census calls the entire small biz mythology into serious question. It
makes many points, among them that while SB does create jobs, it destroys
them like crazy as well, so that the net effect is little different from
large biz.
RE: LTV Defense
I have found Allin's "defense of the LTV" interesting, but there are
a couple of questions it raises.
I have already stated that what Allin defended was not Marx's
labor theory of value--something which Allin did not strenuously
object to.
But I would also argue that it is not a
RE: LTV Defense
I have found Allin's "defense of the LTV" interesting, but there are
a couple of questions it raises.
I have already stated that what Allin defended was not Marx's
labor theory of value--something which Allin did not strenuously
object to.
But I would also argue that it is not a
it's Oscar Lange's aphorism, I believe, that says that neoclassical
economics is the economics of socialism.
Gee, should I reply to Allin's contribution, setting off a long debate??
No way: too much work to do already.
in pen-l solidarity,
Jim Devine BITNET: jndf@lmuacadINTERNET: [EMAIL P
it's Oscar Lange's aphorism, I believe, that says that neoclassical
economics is the economics of socialism.
Gee, should I reply to Allin's contribution, setting off a long debate??
No way: too much work to do already.
in pen-l solidarity,
Jim Devine BITNET: jndf@lmuacadINTERNET: [EMAIL P
Trond your assumptions about the cause and effect relationship between
nationality and support for nationalist or internationalist positions on
progressive reform and the state is a misplaced one in my case.
I am a New Zealander who very much retains an empathy for the risks facing
small, open
Trond your assumptions about the cause and effect relationship between
nationality and support for nationalist or internationalist positions on
progressive reform and the state is a misplaced one in my case.
I am a New Zealander who very much retains an empathy for the risks facing
small, open
What's special about labor? (concluded)
===
1. Whose aphorism was it, that Marxian economics is the economics
of capitalism, while neoclassical economics is the economics of
socialism? You can see the general idea: Marxian categories are fine
for exposing the injustic
What's special about labor? (concluded)
===
1. Whose aphorism was it, that Marxian economics is the economics
of capitalism, while neoclassical economics is the economics of
socialism? You can see the general idea: Marxian categories are fine
for exposing the injustic
In the most recent exchange between Gil and Jim, I want to support a
position that Jim (not that he would agree necessarily with what I write
here) has put forward regarding Marx's value theory and see if Gil has any
more thoughts on this.
Throughout Marx's work, he makes a distinction betwee
In the most recent exchange between Gil and Jim, I want to support a
position that Jim (not that he would agree necessarily with what I write
here) has put forward regarding Marx's value theory and see if Gil has any
more thoughts on this.
Throughout Marx's work, he makes a distinction betwee
On Wed, 23 Mar 1994 08:46:30 -0800 Allin said:
(quoting me)
>price/value deviations befuddle our consciousness and obscure the
>class nature of the capitalist system to its participants. (unquote)
>
(he then comments)
>Where is this idea coming from? I would have said that although
>feudal explo
On Wed, 23 Mar 1994 08:46:30 -0800 Allin said:
(quoting me)
>price/value deviations befuddle our consciousness and obscure the
>class nature of the capitalist system to its participants. (unquote)
>
(he then comments)
>Where is this idea coming from? I would have said that although
>feudal explo
Someone on pen-l sent me a message today (March 24th) in response to
my mailing on C & E Europe. I seem to have inadvertently lost the
message before I got to read it. (I did, however, get the message
from James Lawler) Whoever you are, please try again! I have all
the earlier messages & will se
Someone on pen-l sent me a message today (March 24th) in response to
my mailing on C & E Europe. I seem to have inadvertently lost the
message before I got to read it. (I did, however, get the message
from James Lawler) Whoever you are, please try again! I have all
the earlier messages & will se
Brent McClintock says (on supra-national entities like the EU):
As for fledgling supranational states, I see them as
quasi-states that are an opportunity to be used by progressive
forces rather than to be ignored.
This is not fair. We "progressive nationalists" (to use To
Brent McClintock says (on supra-national entities like the EU):
As for fledgling supranational states, I see them as
quasi-states that are an opportunity to be used by progressive
forces rather than to be ignored.
This is not fair. We "progressive nationalists" (to use To
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