At 3:00 PM 4/10/96, David Dyssegaard Kallick (or somebody!) wrote:
>Attached is the latest statement that emerged from the Social Policy Forum
>on the Balanced Budget. If you would like to add your name to this list,
>please let us know. Your comments are also
>welcome.
>
>List of supporters
>
On Wed, 10 Apr 1996, Michael Perelman wrote:
> who introduced the term, military keynesianism? Dan Fusfeld told me that
> he thinks that it was pen-l's own Lynn Turgeon. I have heard it attributed
> to Joan Robinson, but have never been able to locate a source.
> --
> Michael Perelman
> Econom
On Mon, 1 Apr 1996, Fikret Ceyhun wrote:
>
> Many who knew David Gordon personally told us their experiences
> with him. Some gave us their vivid memories with him. I, on the other hand,
> knew David through his activities at URPE. His contribution to URPE is
> invaluable during the fl
Hey Pen-L hope some of you folks will sign on to this. Elaine Bernard
Original message
April 10, 1996
From: Frank Riessman
Attached is the latest statement that emerged from the Social Policy Forum
on the Balanced Budget. If you would li
I am forwarding the information below for the benefit of those involved.
Best. Raul F.
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> Subject: Need Federal War on Homelessness
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> The American Homeless Society (AHS) has proposed the establishment
> of a new federal ag
>who introduced the term, military keynesianism? Dan Fusfeld told me that
>he thinks that it was pen-l's own Lynn Turgeon. I have heard it attributed
>to Joan Robinson, but have never been able to locate a source.
>--
>Michael Perelman
>Economics Department
>California State University
>Chico,
Rick,
I just received this article by Noam Chomsky on the subject of free
trade, trade groups, etc. It elaborates on many of the same points I was
trying to make.
Sid Shniad
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Notes on NAFTA: The Masters of Mankind.
by Noam Chomsky
News source: N.Y. Times News Service, via Nando.net (Global)
Source: http://www.latinolink.com/news/0405mex.html
Date: 04/09/96
Mexico Tries to Restrict Foreign Investment
By: Anthony DePalma
A91996 New York Times News Service
MEXICO CITY -- After several years of throwing open its econo
Andrew, I need some more details before I can respond to this. 1st,
it's not clear what endowments are, so it's hard to tell from your
description what the "income effect" of a price change might be. In
particular, do individuals hold ownership shares in firms as part of
their endowment? In t
> The Boston Globe
>
> US military: `Eyes and ears' at the border: National Guard's role debated in
> efforts at Mexico frontier
>
>By Steve Fainaru, Globe Staff, 04/08/96
>
>
>SAN DIEGO - With the Clinton administration expanding its
>crackdown on illegal
> News source: N.Y. Times News Service, via Nando.net (Global)
> Source: http://www.latinolink.com/news/0405mex.html
> Date: 04/09/96
>
> Mexico Tries to Restrict Foreign Investment
>
>
>By: Anthony DePalma
>=A91996 New York Times News Service
>
> MEXICO CITY -- After several year
It's a look at contemporary life in L.A. in the aftermarth of the most
recent ghetto rebellion and the smothering effects of the right wing
tidal wave.
Very worth seeing.
Sid
> > At 10:41 AM 4/9/96, D Shniad wrote:
> >I finally saw a real review of "Floundering." Playboy mag (forgive the
> >
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Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 09:37:50 -0400
From: Sam Lanfranco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: dianna ortiz /Guatemala/White House
Sender: Forum on Labor in the Global Economy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Tuesday, April
Hi, Rick.
I agree with you that making fundamental alterations to
the national state this is a major project in its own
right. You ask how I see this happening. A full answer
to this question would be more appropriate for a
listserv dedicated to this subject.
As a short answer, I really like Ja
A response to Jerry Levy's reply to my questions/comments about GE models
and technical change:
A 2-good model is often sufficient to illustrate GE effects. I've got
nothing against generalizing the model to n goods, but I'm having enough
trouble with the 2-good case, which is undoubtedly the
who introduced the term, military keynesianism? Dan Fusfeld told me that
he thinks that it was pen-l's own Lynn Turgeon. I have heard it attributed
to Joan Robinson, but have never been able to locate a source.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Without seeing the whole model written out, I can only guess at the problem,
but here is one possibility: have you taken account of Walras' Law? With two
goods there should be only one excess demand function.
Peter Dorman
MONDAY April 8th, 1996
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Andrew K wrote:
> I'd like some help with a simple general equilibrium model I'm constructing
> to show that technological change can reduce labor demand and employment,
> even given all the usual neoclassical assumptions. I've got two goods,
> labor and one other input, two output prices, th
Maggie Coleman, Jeff Smith (Seattle).
Can more of us reclaim our language? Can we take back freedom?
Make free markets a positive. "He who defines the terms, wins the
argument," Confuscious. Once we reclaim our language, then we can
more easily rescue our land and her cultures.
Ciao.
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