At 14/08/01 20:00 +, you wrote:
>Question on the differential ownership of the means of production, the law of
>value and the logical priority of the level of production over that of
>distribution:
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>Author, text and year, please:
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>"... wheresoever possessions be private, where money beare
[NYT]
AUG 15, 2001
Cosmic Laws Like Speed of Light Might Be Changing, a Study Finds
By JAMES GLANZ and DENNIS OVERBYE
An international team of astrophysicists has discovered that the basic
laws of nature as understood today may be changing slightly as the
universe ages, a surprising finding that
Research Casts Doubt on China's Pollution Claims
By John Pomfret
Washington Post Foreign Service
Wednesday, August 15, 2001; Page A16
BEIJING -- New studies have cast doubt on reports that China is
significantly reducing the "greenhouse gas" emissions that help make
it one of the world's major
" . . .
Yet the political opposition to immigration is still very high.
We have even had EPI fellow Max Sawicky speak well of Michael Lind's liberal
nationalism of which restrictive immigration policy is a key. Even the
recent
AFL/CIO-backed Bush plan to legalize workers whose labor has already pr
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> > Thomas More "Utopia" 1516? Didn't google, had to reread it the
other
> > day looking for a di
Rakesh asked me to forward this. I am sending it on even though
it has digs at both Doug and Max, which are inappropriate. Since
he is not part of the list, I am passing the message on in its
entirity, assuming that the danger of flaming is not very high.
Dear economists:
Please indulge this
From: Michael Reich
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 1:58
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2001Dear Colleague:I am attaching and also providing below a
statement of support for SB 40 (Alarcon), a bill to increas
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> Thomas More "Utopia" 1516? Didn't google, had to reread it the other
> day looking for a different quote so that's my guess...
>
> Ian
Well, I didn't squeeze much sado-glee out of that one. You're too damned
learned, Ian.
More sees with a seer's eye, eh? He has only the foetus o
POSTED AT 11:42 AM EDTTuesday, August 14
Canada climbs because of business climate
By ALLISON LAWLOR
Globe and Mail Update
Canada ranks as the fourth best place in the world to do business over
the next five years in a survey released on Tuesday by the Economist
Intelligence Unit.
The sur
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Actually, it is out of print, but we do not object
to people using it if they are able to drum up used
copies, which I think is what is going on here.
The first draft of the second edition has been
completed and is now in the review and revision
process at MIT Press. Unfortunately, I d
Would subscribers agree with this Q&A answer on the BBC's Business website
attributing the turn in the US economy to a reduction in corporate investment?
Or to the extent that this is true, is it just a symptom?
Chris Burford
London
Friday, 27 April, 2001, 12:47 GMT 13:47 UK Q&A: What caused
forwarded at the request of: David Pringle, University of Ottawa
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AN INTERNATIONAL OPEN LETTER TO ALL ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS:
AN INVITATION FOR RECONSIDERATION.
Economics needs fundamental reform - and now is the time for change.
you would also be interested in Stephen Rousseas' book on Reaganomics.
Also very good on the theoretical flaws of supply side economics are
contributions in FREE MARKET CONSERVATISM edited by Edward J. Nell.
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From: ravi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 14
Michael wrote:
Wouldn't it be fair to say that the United States is on relatively thin
ice with respect to maintaining both financial stability and aggregate
demand.
Alex comment:
Another way of looking at it is to think that financial systems are
inherently unstable (Minsky). And that (perhaps)
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From: "Rob Schaap" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 1:00 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:15886] Quiz (No Googling!)
> Question on the differential ownership of the means of production,
the law of
> value and the logical priority of the l
a while ago i posted a question to the list (did reagan's tax
cuts in fact increase govt tax revenues?) to which i received
many informative responses. thank you all for those. to satisfy
my curiosity about the reagan program a bit more, i purchased a
book by economist robert lekachman called "r
SCMP
Tuesday, August 14, 2001
Party closes leftist journal that opposed Jiang
MARK O'NEILL in Beijing
The Communist Party has closed one of the mainland's key theoretical journals as part
of an attack on those who oppose the decision of President Jiang Zemin to end a ban on
membership by pr
Tuesday August 14, 8:53 PM
Beijing workers protest privatisation and graft
By Jonathan Ansfield
BEIJING (Reuters) - Hundreds of workers set to lose their jobs staged a
sit-in at a state-owned factory in Beijing on Tuesday, alleging official
corruption and unfair compensation at a firm in the mi
> BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS, DAILY REPORT, AUGUST 13, 2001:
>
> Steeply declining energy prices largely were responsible for a 0.9 percent
> drop in producer prices for finished goods in July, according to figures
> released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It was the largely monthly
> declin
Question on the differential ownership of the means of production, the law of
value and the logical priority of the level of production over that of distribution:
Author, text and year, please:
"... wheresoever possessions be private, where money beareth all the stroke,
it is hard and almost i
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Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 18:45:42 +1000
From: "Bond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Rumsfeld Plan faces wide opposition
Plan faces wide opposition
By Rowan Scarborough
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
August 13, 2001
When Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld convened a high-level Pentagon
meeti
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