is there any way to shut off the [PEN-L XXX] part of the subject headers ?
It makes sorting on subject very difficult, and consequently the listserv
less useful to someone who looks at the folder for PEN-L every couple of days.
Deep in today's New York Times story reporting Chrysler's anxiety over
further interest rate hikes by the Fed was this fascinating gem:
"[Chrysler's chief economist, Wynn Van Bussmann] cited...an internal
Chrysler study that concluded, contrary to many analysts' fears, that
vehicles are as
More and more evidence that Marx's imiseration thesis was right, just in the
`longer' run.
Carl Dassbach
Treacy: There are differences between what I would call the Latin Church
and the old Irish Dominated Catholic Church. Don't knock the old nuns.
They may have laid guilt trips on us but did not let us carry nines, do
drugs, or goof off.
See Andrew Greely and Rossiti's study on the comparing
/* Written 7:13 AM Jan 25, 1995 by margross in igc:econ.saps */
/* -- "Happy New Year, IMF World Bank..." -- */
From: Ross Hammond margross
/* Written 6:59 PM Jan 24, 1995 by twn in igc:twn.features */
/* -- "New Global Order in Crisis" -- */
NEW GLOBAL ORDER
I suspect that the new headers will be useful to people who subscribe from
multiple lists. Previously, the header would show that the sender was
pen-l rather than the author. This way you can identify the list, the author
and the subject.
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Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California
On Mon, 23 Jan 1995, bill mitchell wrote:
Nathan's right: anti-clericalism fought the _established_ church.
Now we don't have that any more. It's fine as far as I'm concerned
if some people have religion. That doesn't alwsys always mean
that they're closed to reason.
Jim:
religion
New Publication
for
Radical, Feminist, Marxist, Post-Keynesian,
Neo-Ricardian, and Institutionalist Economists
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Date: Tue, 24 Jan 1995 12:18:46 -0500 (EST)
From: Chris McGinn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Action Alert on $40 Billion Mexico Bailout
The House Banking and Financial Services Committee is having a hearing on
the $40 billion
Nathan says
Of course, we can condemn the individual teachings around sex, but that
is different from calling for the state to disorganize non-state
institutions--which is what anti-clericalism often amounts to in the 20th
century.
the advantages of a completely public education system is
Just phoned Leach's committee, and was informed that in addition to
the pro-bailout Administration witnesses, they rapidly put a critics
panel together, including Ralph Nader (with Arthur Laffer and Brent
Scowcroft).
One out of six ain't bad.
Friends: I sent this to the Boston Globe which rejected it;
perhaps you will find it of interest
An Alternative Vision of Mexican Development
David Barkin*
As a Mexican academic, temporarily in Cambridge, I am gratified by
the excellent coverage that the Boston Globe has been giving to
crisis
PLEASE REPOST
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I have a student who was in my Money and Banking class last quarter, who wants
to do a paper on the impacts of capital mobility on both international
investment patterns and on development patterns. In my MB class, I had
talked in very general terms about how the increase in capital mobility
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