A thought on dual labor markets (based on a dimly-remembered footnote
in James O'Connor's FISCAL CRISIS OF THE STATE): One might see
dual labor markets as an example of multim multiple equilibria.
That is, two completely different management strategies might be
equally profitable given current t
I think that the NAFTA/suckng sound posting was mostly interesting
from the point of view of pointing out media biases. I also think
that the whole business of "net job losses" is beside the point
since what's happening is a downward equalizzation of wages and
conditions among the NAFTA partners.
There was a message on here a couple of days ago that bothered me, adn
I'm sorry I erased it and forgot the name of the sender before I could
reply. The point of the message was that the US trade deficit with
Mexico since NAFTA has gone into effect has cost some 20,000 US jobs,
contrary to w
Gabrielle:
Try contacting Thomas D. "Danny" Boston at the dept of econ, Georgia
Technical University.
peace, patrick mason
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