Here is the text of the Wellesley JOE ad in Economic History. Sorry
for the delay.
Opening for a tenurej-track assistant professor specializing in
economic history beginning in the fall of 1995. Candidates are
expected to have completed the Ph.D. by Oct. of 1995.
Applicants should be committe
Hm
I see no reference to anyone named Love in Adrian Wood. (Not that he read
everything, of course.)
Peter Dorman
Jim, who made the comment about Aristide that you quote?
Re: Mandela, there was a recent article in the Globe and Mail, re-run
from the NYT, in which the author descrigbed a day in the life of
Nelson Mandela. Mentioned in passing was the fact that Mandela had
recently addressed a COSATU conventi
Yes, Dale, but what refreshing candor.
Sid Shniad
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> Digital Equipment Corp seems to exult in killing jobs. In a
> Usenet message from an office in Santa Clara CA, it boasts that
> it is "The bleeding edge in employee reduction technology...".
> --_
> Da
I've been pondering the strategy of US electric utilities. One idea I am
theorizing about is that they are milking domestic service territories
and using the cash flow to invest in overseas powerplants, e. g. in China.
In the course of thinking about this I came across a Gary Becker,
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Dear Pen-l folks,
I am working on a project that looks at changes in
regional income distribution as a result of job losses due to plant
closures and direct investment by U.S. firms in Mexico. Any references,
articles you may recommend ?
Thanks.
Arvind Jaggi.
e-ma
Kenney, Martin and Richard Florida. 1991. "How the Japanese Industry is
Rebuilding the Rust Belt." Technology Review (February/March): pp. 25-33.
33: They show a pattern of increasing subsidies to transplants. In 1982, Honda
received $25,000 in subsidies per job produced at Marysville, Ohio; In 1
Some time back, someone on Penl made reference to a Xxxx Love, who had
recently published a book which, among other things, examined the impact
of increased trade with low wage countries on wages in high wage countries.
Can someone provide me with a full citation for that book. I couldn't
turn
There's an interesting article in the current New York Review of Books by
Allan Finnegan titled ironically "DeClerk's Victory". Finnegan predicts
the emergence of a left-wing split in the ANC led by trade unionists and
community organizations.
In the same issue, by the way, there's a long cri
On Mon, 3 Oct 1994, Ellen Dannin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Treacy: A couple of years ago the Wall Street Journal had a good
write up of the Flat Rock, Michegan Mazada Plant fisco.
The local government was requesting state relief from the
bad deal it had cut. [EMAIL PRO
I really hope the theme Donna Jones raises is 'stimulatable'. I encourage you to read
as well William Lazonick (U-Mass)'s recent chapter Creating and extracting value:
corporate investment behavior in M.Bernstein/D.Adler Understanding American
Economic Decline, CUP 1994.
Having made the d
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