Wojtek Sokolowski wrote,
>any research methodology that ultimately depends on engaging the
>respondent in a simulated interaction to elicit responses . . .
> is like drawing conclusions on
>the behaviour of wild animals from observations made in a zoo.
Agreed. But you can learn *some* things ab
James Devine wrote:
>I'm no finance economist, but I think the distinction might be defined
>better in terms of his phrase the "general gambling/insurance premium." Or
>maybe it could be explained in terms of uncertainty: there's more risk to
>the equity market that can't be avoided via diversifi
Doug wrote:>That's a very fine distinction [between volatility and
utility preferences for avoiding volatility]. Can you explain how it matters?<
Chuck Higgins responds: >A fine distinction is indeed needed.
>For the CAPM and equities in general, the premium is determined by Market
premium and
> Date: Thu, 28 Aug 1997 12:29:17 -0700 (PDT)
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> From: Michael Perelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [PEN-L:12013] Re: Swedish sterilizations & SDs
> Keynes was a supporter of the Eugenics movement; so was Irving Fisher.
> --
I underst
does anyone know Fred Moseley's e-mail address, if he has one?
in pen-l solidarity,
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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310/338-2948 (daytime, during workweek); FA
Bill Burgess writes: >The report I heard on this said the Nazis (in
Germany) modeled their law on Swedish practice, not vice versa.<
really? well they may both have gotten the practice from the USA, where
such sterilization was practiced in the 1920s (and more recently against
unpopular poor mino
Chuck Higgins wrote:>>Thus premium is not just for volatility--but also for
utility preferences for avoiding volatility.<<
Doug writes:>That's a very fine distinction. Can you explain how it matters?<
I'm no finance economist, but I think the distinction might be defined
better in terms of his p
I erred the other day when I said that "Law and Order" was not a liberal
TV show. After watching a rerun last night, I have come to my senses. I
must be spending too much time on the Spoons Marxism lists where
ultraleftism reigns supreme.
The episode was based on the events surrounding an alleged
please get me out of your mailing list
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> Kimden: Wojtek Sokolowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Konu: [PEN-L:12014] Re: Swing (renamed: Surveys)
> Tarih: 28 A»ustos 1997 Perºembe 22:53
>
> At 11:52 AM 8/26/97 -0700, Tom Walker wrote:
>
> >Another problem with a result like 25% favouring so
At 11:52 AM 8/26/97 -0700, Tom Walker wrote:
>Another problem with a result like 25% favouring socialism is that it
>doesn't tell us anything else about what the survey respondents thought.
>People also BS in ordinary conversation, but we often have enough other
>information to discount their imp
Keynes was a supporter of the Eugenics movement; so was Irving Fisher.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 916-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
James Devine wrote:
>Thus premium is not just for volatility--but also for utility preferences
>for avoiding volatility.
That's a very fine distinction. Can you explain how it matters?
And I won't even ask how it is that reality conveniently provides the
increased returns in accordance with CAP
The report I heard on this said the Nazis (in Germany) modeled their law
on Swedish practice, not vice versa.
Forced sterlization of 'retarded' women (I believe some men as well) also
occured until recently in various parts of Canada, e.g. a suit by a women
in Alberta over this has recently been
In Gary Mongovi's review of Doug Henwood's book WALL STREET, he writes that
neoclassical economists >have no solution, for example, to the so-called
equity premium puzzle--the fact that stock shares have historically yielded
a return well above the returns to bonds and real assets, well above the
At 07:33 AM 8/28/97 -0700, Jim Devive wrote:
>Yesterday, National Public Radio reported that the Swedish government had
>been sterilizing the mentally retarded -- and the racially impure -- since
>the 1930s. (For some reason, it wasn't in today's L.A. TIMES.) The Nazis had
>more impact than I thou
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BLS DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1997
Robust job growth continued unabated in most states during July, with
gains in nonfarm industry payrolls particularly brisk in several Western
states and in parts of the Plains region, reports BLS. Payroll gains
were notably strong in services industr
Yesterday, National Public Radio reported that the Swedish government had
been sterilizing the mentally retarded -- and the racially impure -- since
the 1930s. (For some reason, it wasn't in today's L.A. TIMES.) The Nazis had
more impact than I thought. I wonder why the Social Democrats never expo
Pyongyang, August 27 (KCNA) -- The U.S. imperialist aggressors and the
south Korean puppets are conducting the "Ulji Focus Lens" joint war drill
at its highest stage, according to military sources. The drill began on
August 18. The U.S. imperialist warmongers deployed a lot of military
aeroplanes
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