Tom Walker wrote:
Erdman's logic sounds convincing. Can anybody explain why Erdman's scenario
_won't_ happen or how the global money fixers will smooth it over if it does?
Financial columnist Paul Erdman wrote
It could happen that way for sure. But Erdman has predicted 3 out of the
last 0
07:55 INDONESIA RUPIAH FALLS 7% TO 8400.
07:22 INDONESIA STOCKS UP 6.9%.
Regards,
Tom Walker
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What's really entertaining is listening to the PR folks trying to come up
with a scientific explanation for the choice.
Sid
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about the
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__Prices of goods imported into the United
Tom Walker wrote:
Erdman's logic sounds convincing. Can anybody explain why Erdman's scenario
_won't_ happen or how the global money fixers will smooth it over if it does?
Financial columnist Paul Erdman wrote
Doug replies: It could happen that way for sure. But Erdman has predicted
3 out
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Walker)
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about the public relations of the space program -- until now the epitome of
futurism -- when
If Christ were alive today, the Christians would crucify him. If Marx were
alive today, the marxists would give him advice on what agency to apply to
for a project grant to write Das Kapital.
Tom Walker
Hmmm. And a non-PC thought: with a bit o' funding maybe he would have lost
fewer children
The Globe and Mail Friday, January 16, 1998
BIG SIX BANK STOCKS TUMBLE
CIBC, Scotiabank hardest hit by Asian troubles; Soros rumoured to be
shorting shares
By Susanne Craig, Investment Reporter
After two years of record gains, bank stocks spiralled
January 12, 1997
SOA Graduates' Fingerprints On Mexico's Chiapas Policy
Dear Colleague:
As the investigation into the December 22 Chiapas massacre continues,
published reports link School of the Americas (SOA) graduates with the
Mexican Government's failed Chiapas policy.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE January 16, 1998
OECD advisory panel slams proposed investment treaty
By John Maggs
A committee of advisers has delivered a scathing verdict on a
proposed treaty to protect international investment, further endangering a
pact that
Erdman's logic sounds convincing. Can anybody explain why Erdman's scenario
_won't_ happen or how the global money fixers will smooth it over if it does?
Financial columnist Paul Erdman wrote,
"Next to go will be the peg linking the Hong Kong dollar to the U.S. dollar
at HK 7.74. This for two
On Fri, 16 Jan 1998, Tom Walker cross-posted From Erdman:
"Next to go will be the peg linking the Hong Kong dollar to the U.S. dollar
at HK 7.74. This for two reasons. As a result of Asian devaluations now
averaging almost 50 percent, Hong Kong's competitive position in export
markets where
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Max Sawicky wrote,
Once again, your grip on the zeitgeist is wanting.
My grip on the zeitgeist is vise like.
Regards,
Tom Walker
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I've always favored Doug Henwood's position on
strong transaction taxes on bets placed in the
global and national casinos.
But as a tech type, I've also kind of reflexively
opposed the restrictions on strong encryption.
You know, when secret codes are outlawed only
outlaws... (In case one or
Sid Shniad wrote:
Scotiabank, which bills itself as the most international of Canada's banks,
has the largest exposure to the Asia-Pacific region, including Japan.
A friend of mine who was a leveraged buyout specialist for an insurance
company back in the 1980s interviewed with Citibank for
Doug Henwood wrote,
It could happen that way for sure. But Erdman has predicted 3 out of the
last 0 depressions.
Quantitatively that looks like a .000 average. But qualitatively it may
still be better than predicting 0 out of the last 3 depressions.
Regards,
Tom Walker
Hey, they sent Jake Garn once, how do you explain that?
Diod they want to find out what the effect on a limited IQ is?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Walker)
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD
SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with
Sid's friend Erin need not be shy about it; at least one other is ready
to go public with confusion about current cliches taken for granted.
This artificial world state is a power with no base in society. It is
answerable instead to the financial markets and the mammoth business
LE MONDE DIPLOMATIQUE December 1997
DISARMING THE MARKETS
by Ignacio Ramonet
The hurricane that has hit the money markets in Asia poses a threat to the rest of
the world. The globalisation of investment capital is causing universal insecurity.
It makes a mockery of
From: James Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
. . .
He's also a leader in the anti-Swiss movement which is currently so
popular. He's anti-Swiss mostly because they threw him into jail for what
he considers to be normal banking behavior.
You can sign me up for this movement too.
Hi, Erin. Intra-company transactions comprise a huge part of what is called
international trade. I'll forward your question to a list of leftie economists,
where someone will have the precise answer to your question.
On the larger issue, though, I think it's crucial to keep in mind that what
Sid:
What's really entertaining is listening to the PR folks trying to come up
with a scientific explanation for the choice.
Tom:
NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about
I'll call this post "the current economic crisis in historical perspective
in historical perspective." The doubling of historical perspective is not a
typo.
The May-June, 1981 issue of Socialist Review carried an article by Thomas
Weisskopf titled, "The Current Economic Crisis in Historical
12:02 NASA CONFIRMS SEN. JOHN GLENN TO GO INTO SPACE AS PAYLOAD SPECIALIST.
Couldn't have anything to do with nostalgia, could it? What does it say
about the public relations of the space program -- until now the epitome of
futurism -- when it begins to recycle its relics?
Regards,
Tom
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