Doug:
I'd like to see some evidence of this "enlightenment" in the
industrial bourgeoisie. In the US, you might get that from the
petit bourgeoisie, but the grand bourgeoisie shows no signs of
such enlightenment. In fact, CEOs
Mason offers this:
Bill Mitchell, former right-winger, posted, commenting on a mentioned book:
its a bloody disaster of a book. it distorts the young minds by making the free
market natural. i hate this book with a passion and used it to teach from when
i was a tutor at a right wing dept.
deregulation?
My trigger finger twitched.
Louis:
My office is at 3rd floor Thorndike on 120th St. between B'Way and
Amsterdam in NY. The next time you are in NY, come call me a prick to my
face. I am condescending, sarcastic and rude, but I am political. The
reason you used a word like "prick" was that you were frustrated because
you
Would some PEN-L comrade be kind enough to instruct me on how I might access
time series data (for the U.S.) on
1) aggregate capital/output ratios
both a) capital stock/GDP
and b) capital depreciation/GDP
2) labor productivity.
In a departure from my accustomed practice of
With respect to the claim that, in the absence of government, there would be a
"natural" free market:
Once again, I urge penellers to take a look at THE RISE AND FALL OF FREEDOM OF
CONTRACT by Atiyah. I can't imagine that one could read this history and come
away with the view that the
Would some PEN-L comrade be kind enough to instruct me on how I might access
time series data (for the U.S.) on
1) aggregate capital/output ratios
both a) capital stock/GDP
and b) capital depreciation/GDP
For estimates of capital stock and depreciation at a very
detailed level
I teach economics at a liberal arts college and manage to do a little research
on the side. Right now I'd like to gather any references you may have to Tory
economics.
I should explain.
The kind of Tories I'm asking about aren't the neo-liberal kind of conservative
who today have largely
At 12:05 AM 10/19/95, Alan Freeman wrote:
On the face of it the battle over
'competitiveness' seems to reflect these differences, and what
you seem to be saying is that the bankers won.
That "you" being me, I'll say this - it's not that the bankers won. If the
bankers had really won, the
Comrades -
Here's the full passage from Clinton's speech in Houston, reported on the
front of today's (Thursday's) New York Times, in which he confesses to
having raised taxes too much and cut spending too little. What vision, eh?
Doug
--
Doug Henwood
Left Business Observer
250 W 85 St
New
Unless I missed it, only ONE economist here actually bothered to
reply to my request for data to combat the neoliberal assaults currently
underway everywhere. Not a word too on my post about a general strike.
I have to say that this doesn't help lessen the image out there,
At 6:57 AM 10/19/95, Frank Thompson wrote:
Would some PEN-L comrade be kind enough to instruct me on how I might access
time series data (for the U.S.) on
1) aggregate capital/output ratios
both a) capital stock/GDP
and b) capital depreciation/GDP
K stock estimates are
Mason Clark asks:If there were no government, no organization of any kind,
whatkind of market would there be? Would it not be a free market? So is not
a free market natural? Is not this anarchic market the starting point
for discussion of what the economic system should be, namely
a
Someone asked about studies of the effectiveness of the Grameen Bank.
Alexandra Bernasek, an economist at Colorado State University in Fort
Collins, did dissertation research on the Grameen Bank. I don't know
how much she looked at effectiveness and I don't know if her research has
been
Rod
---
I am not so sure that these are generational differences. The tendency to
see the transition to socialism as a once and for all seisure of state
power, has been associated with Leninists. All other problems are to be
Paul
Where do you get that idea. Lenin, Stalin and Mao said quite
Frank
-
Would some PEN-L comrade be kind enough to instruct me on how I might
access
time series data (for the U.S.) on
1) aggregate capital/output ratios
both a) capital stock/GDP
and b) capital depreciation/GDP
Paul
Over the last couple of weeks I have been working
Mason Clark
---
If there were no government, no organization of any kind, what
kind of market would there be? Would it not be a free market?
Paul
Pre-state societies are also pre-market.
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