I am troubled to see participation in pen-l shrinking to a small number
of posters on a relatively narrow range of topics. I have seen a number
of people join, find themselves flooded by esoteric postings and leave
in a couple of days.
I am NOT asking contributors to desist. I am asking for mor
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RACHEL'S HAZARDOUS WASTE NEWS #396
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Sid could you send me your email address since I can't seem to find it.
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Willi Semmler's COMPETITION, MONOPOLY, AND DIFFERENTIAL PROFIT RATES: On
the Relevance of the Classical and Marxian Theories of Production Prices
and Modern Industrial and Corporate Pricing, New York: Columbia University
Press, 1984 provides an excellent theoretical discussion and empirical
litera
To The Progressive Economists' Network:
Kindly put me on your list of e-mail recepients. I would like to
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Thank you.
Arvind Jaggi.
Mike Lebowitz recently queried (regarding my previous post):
CAN YOU SUGGEST A NICE SIMPLE INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY
WHICH WOULD COVER THE AREAS NOTED ABOVE? IT IS UNCANNY HOW CLOSE ALL
OF THIS SOUNDS TO MY UNDERSTANDING OF MARX'S VIEW OF ORGANIC SYSTEMS.
The one or two chapte
Michael Perelman's "more factoids" reminds me of an important point.
As Mike Meeropol and others have pointed out, barriers to entry and
exit prevent equalization of the profit rate between sectors. But
I'm not sure that it's that specific version of the profit rate that's
relevant to the issue o
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