[PEN-L:4391] Re: help!! with intro micro text

At 12:27 AM 5/23/96 -0700, Rakesh Bhandari wrote: There is a very powerful brief criticism of neoclassical microeconomics by Carchedi in Alan Freeman and Guglielmo Carchedi, eds. Marx and non-equilibrium economics. Brookfield, VT: Edward Elgar, 1996. ___ If it is

[PEN-L:4392] Readdress Please

Sorry to send this to the whole list when all I want is the list administrator's attention. Please resubscribe me as [EMAIL PROTECTED] My current subscription comes to an old e-mail address which is being abolished at the end of the month. Thanks much! Venceremos, Frank

[PEN-L:4393] Dear Despairing Ajit

Ajit Sinha wrote: At 12:27 AM 5/23/96 -0700, Rakesh Bhandari wrote: There is a very powerful brief criticism of neoclassical microeconomics by Carchedi in Alan Freeman and Guglielmo Carchedi, eds. Marx and non-equilibrium economics. Brookfield, VT: Edward Elgar, 1996. If it is supposed to

[PEN-L:4395] a slogan for 1996

"Mandatory Drug Testing for Recipients of Corporate Welfare!" NOW! -- Jim Devine

[PEN-L:4396] Re: a slogan for 1996

Bill Lee, baseball pitcher and candidate for Canadian Prime Minister [rhinoceros party] said that he was against mandatory drug testing. Although he had tested all the drugs himself, he though that it should be a matter of personal choice. "Mandatory Drug Testing for Recipients of

[PEN-L:4397] Reckless Bankrupt U.S. Imperialism

The word "rogue" was coined during the sixteenth century when English peasants were being deprived of their lands. The word pertains to a vagabond, one who lives a life of roguery, wandering the countryside and into the growing cities. There used to be actual colonies of rogues in Europe, which

[PEN-L:4398] critique of neoclassical theory

rakesh bhandari posted the following by Carchedi: "Since individuals can only react to given prices and prices changes (according to the demand and supply curves model), the aggregation of individual behaviours (that is of the individual demand and supply curves) cannot explain price formation.

[PEN-L:4399] government statistics on the web

http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/html/briefroom.html#fsbr This is the newly centralized web address for federal economic and social statistics, with links to BLS etc. Everything from the GDP to the national mortality rate at your fingertips. Blair Sandler [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[PEN-L:4400] Re: critique of neoclassical theory

Personally I think that the Freeman-Carchedi book contains a lot of interesting material (you've got two papers cited in it, Jim D., not that that proves anything, :-)). But the arguments quoted on this list pointed in the direction of a very serious problem that the neoclassicals are aware