> A few months ago, someone posted a blurb on a book written by
several
> progressive economists on U.S. finance. Does anyone remember the cite?
>
> Thanks,
> Anders Schneiderman
Anders, I think the book you're referring to is TRANSFORMING THE U.S.
FINANCIAL SYSTEM edited by PEN's own Bob Po
You're probably thinking of Transforming the US Financial System, edited
by Gary Dymski, Gerald Epstein, and Robert Pollin, published by ME Sharpe
for the Economic Policy Institute.
My book. I gotta finish it first.
Doug
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In my humble experience, decentered constituted experience is excellent
grilled with a side salad of arugula/radicchio/romaine properly dressed
of course.
Penny Ciancanelli
Manchester UK
Yes, Gil Skillman has the right citation for our book
"Transforming the U.S. Financial System." By the way Anders, I did
respond to your note to me of a few days ago; apparently you didn't
get the message.
As long as I'm in a self-promotion mode, I'll mention another
book along si
What if price competition is a motive force behind innovation?
--Alan G. Isaac
On Thu, 2 Jun 1994 17:44:53 -0700 Paul Cockshott said:
>Whilst prices of home computers has not drastically changed,
>the price of a computer capbable of performing a specific organisational
>task in industry has certa
I was not surprised at the content of Harry's intervention but
would also have liked
to have had (tense anyone?) a more taylor-made (hmm) reply to the
pen-l debate. To wit:
What is going on now with the students in our various schools that shapes
the reported practices and self observations many
