I am amazed that nobody has noticed that, in the wave of middle class rhetoric,
that nobody in the popular media has noticed that people who make $120,000 are
hardly members of the middle class.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 916-898-5
And the winner isGeorge Gilder!
Our expert panel of surfers pondered your submissions between wave sets.
One reminded the panel that George Gilder answered this in Wealth and Poverty:
men go into the world and accomplish great tasks to win the approval of
their (women/mother surrogate) mates.
I understand that the Chinese Government sentenced 9 people to upto 20 years
at hard labor for political organizing (that's the PRC not ROC.) At the same
time, the PRC is applying to join the GATT. Anyone know about where one can
write the GATT bureaucrats in Geneva and if throwing dissidents into
Original message
THE NATION, Vol. 259, No. 22, December 26, 1994, pp. 784-85.
TALKING UNION
Early results of the Worker Representation and Participation
Survey show a strong employee desire for more power in the
workplace, frustrati
Dear list members, please take a few minutes of your time to print this letter
and send it to your congress members. Please send this to other lists!! Thank
you
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The Honorable ( REp's name)
US House of Representatives
Wa
Forgot to mention the hotline isn't operational until Monday, Dec 19, so you
have time to spread the previous message around.
The "Project Relief" ..."Restoring individual liberty and responsibility" is a
group of 800 employers who are fed up with "excessive regulations." They have
established a hotline which I hope you will all sabotage by calling in and
saying you want qualitative reforms of government agencies, not
Internet Demo at the AEA Meeting
At the AEA meeting on January 6-8 in Washington, DC, I, George Greenwade,
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and Bob Parks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> will be
demonstrating a number of uses of the Internet for economists. Besides
describing a number of useful things
Let me thank Blair for his apologies. Perhaps I was over-reacting too and
if I was I am sorry. My over-reaction stems from the fact that some
people were ready to put me off this list two years ago and Jim Devine
just reminded me of that sad episode recently when he said he should not
even be
Oh my god, I feel really foolish -- and sorry. I never meant to
make Doug McCready "look like an imbecile" (his words); I
understood that he meant there are useful, politically
progressive, etc., etc. things to say about these issues, rather
than the usual right-wing rant.
It really never occurre
Pentium's problems are not really that bad if you don't want to divide 1 by
836,347,215, which is how the problem was discovered. Apparently it has a
probability of messing up about once a month, which if you were using it for
bookkeeping, could really screw things up. Also, I hear that if you
(1) Is the flaw in the Pentium chip that bad? especially when compared
to software that doesn't run very well even when it's running as well
as it can (e.g., MS Windows)?
(2) What do pen-lers think of Clinton's "Middle Class Bill of Rights"?
enquiring minds want to know.
in pen-l solidarity,
J
A number of anti-GATTsters quoted the anti-GATT ravings of Sir James
Goldsmith, corporate raider turned corporate statesman. The following
observation on Goldsmith's standing as a witness are worth noting. They
come from Private Eye, Dec 2, and are quoted by Michael Thomas, in his
Dec 19 colu
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