This morning, I heard a report on the radio which said that the economy
was bound to pick up because "consumer confidence" was much higher than
its been for quite some time. In the next breath, they mentioned that
something like only 13% of those surveyed thought that the job market was
decent an
This morning, I heard a report on the radio which said that the economy
was bound to pick up because "consumer confidence" was much higher than
its been for quite some time. In the next breath, they mentioned that
something like only 13% of those surveyed thought that the job market was
decent an
RAGING CLASS BATTLES SCARE FRENCH BOSSES
By G. Dunkel
On March 12 and again on March 17, students and workers
throughout France held large protests demanding the end to
the sub-minimum wage the government has decreed for youth.
The March 12 demonstrations were called by the CGT, one of
the majo
RAGING CLASS BATTLES SCARE FRENCH BOSSES
By G. Dunkel
On March 12 and again on March 17, students and workers
throughout France held large protests demanding the end to
the sub-minimum wage the government has decreed for youth.
The March 12 demonstrations were called by the CGT, one of
the majo
1) I do not dispute that an alternative X basic should be
reasonably homogeneous and non-producible by labor and inexhaustible
resources. I also agree that raw land as such suffers from
heterogeneity problems that are probably worse than those of labor,
although I think Allin may have understat
1) I do not dispute that an alternative X basic should be
reasonably homogeneous and non-producible by labor and inexhaustible
resources. I also agree that raw land as such suffers from
heterogeneity problems that are probably worse than those of labor,
although I think Allin may have understat
Can anybody help my friend Rhodney? He's a union organizer in Indiana in
desperate need of some info. Dunno if it'll do any good, but I thought
somebody on Pen-L might have a lead...
Thanks,
Tavis
-- Forwarded message --
Hey Tavis,
We urgently need contacts in the uprising
Can anybody help my friend Rhodney? He's a union organizer in Indiana in
desperate need of some info. Dunno if it'll do any good, but I thought
somebody on Pen-L might have a lead...
Thanks,
Tavis
-- Forwarded message --
Hey Tavis,
We urgently need contacts in the uprising
Time to try to answer some of Barkley Rosser's questions.
1. There were two main aspects of my postings on the LTV, relating
respectively to the formation of prices in capitalist economies and to
the issue of rational costing in a planned economy. In my last posting
(part 12) I argued that t
Time to try to answer some of Barkley Rosser's questions.
1. There were two main aspects of my postings on the LTV, relating
respectively to the formation of prices in capitalist economies and to
the issue of rational costing in a planned economy. In my last posting
(part 12) I argued that t
Forwarded message:
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 94 14:05 EST
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Christian Task Force on Central America BC)
To: shniad
Subject: Coke urgent action
March
Forwarded message:
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 94 14:05 EST
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Christian Task Force on Central America BC)
To: shniad
Subject: Coke urgent action
March
Is there a moral here?
Government backs off on plan to cut youth's pay
PARIS -- Anxious to end a wave of student protests, the
conservative government suspended Monday its controversial
plan to pay young people less than the minimum wage.
The government gave itself a week to develop another pl
Is there a moral here?
Government backs off on plan to cut youth's pay
PARIS -- Anxious to end a wave of student protests, the
conservative government suspended Monday its controversial
plan to pay young people less than the minimum wage.
The government gave itself a week to develop another pl
Fortune 500 profits rebound, but jobs still vanishing
NEW YORK -- After losing money in 1992, the Biggest American
industrial companies earned US$62.2 billion in 1993, even
while slashing thousands of workers, Fortune magazine
reports.
The profit figure would be enough to wipe out the 1993
U.S.
Fortune 500 profits rebound, but jobs still vanishing
NEW YORK -- After losing money in 1992, the Biggest American
industrial companies earned US$62.2 billion in 1993, even
while slashing thousands of workers, Fortune magazine
reports.
The profit figure would be enough to wipe out the 1993
U.S.
Elson's work -- and similar works that appear in CAPITAL AND CLASS and
other places -- fits exactly in the school that I've termed the
sociological interpretation of value (SIV): values as revealing
"the network of social relationships through which the private
labor of individuals becomes 'unive
Elson's work -- and similar works that appear in CAPITAL AND CLASS and
other places -- fits exactly in the school that I've termed the
sociological interpretation of value (SIV): values as revealing
"the network of social relationships through which the private
labor of individuals becomes 'unive
Can anyone out there tell me how to unsubscribe from this list?
Thanks for any help!
Can anyone out there tell me how to unsubscribe from this list?
Thanks for any help!
Eiman--here is this bizarre note from Ken Libby or as Bruce calls him the
liberator (from reality, from theory, etc etc!!)!
>Date: Sat, 26 Mar 1994 15:02:35 -0500 (EST)
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: And what, pray tell, did you mean??
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARS
I'm still digesting Allin Cottrell's contributions so am not yet able
to offer a substantive contribution to the debate. I just wonder if
participants are familiar with Diane Elson's view in her essay "The
value theory of labour", in D Elson (ed), Value: the Representation
of Labour in Capitalism
I'm still digesting Allin Cottrell's contributions so am not yet able
to offer a substantive contribution to the debate. I just wonder if
participants are familiar with Diane Elson's view in her essay "The
value theory of labour", in D Elson (ed), Value: the Representation
of Labour in Capitalism
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