At 19/04/02 18:40 -0700, you wrote:
Doesn't Koehler have this backwards? If Europe's production is growing
faster, Europe needs more opportunities to sell its goods in
Argentina. That means more loans from the IMF, doesn't it?
Gene
No. This is the argument that to those that have, more
I do not recall where I read this, but somewhere along
the line Oz moved to the right according to some
journalist and began to change the story. memory fails
me again.
--- Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other was his [Sharon's] as well. Oz is
lying to cover up so
he pinned
Charles Brown wrote:
Profits aside, two features of FDI which seem to clearly differentiate developed
and developing countries (in the context of the US foreign investment thread,
imperial vs neo-colonies) appear to be the balance between inward and outward
investment stock (biased towards
I imagine in the US he would be given an award for opposing socialist
health care!
Cheers, Ken Hanly
'We don't use the NHS' business chief is sacked
BCC acts fast to distance itself from director general's Budget outburst
Julia Finch, City editor
Saturday April 20, 2002
The Guardian
The
Positive economics is alive and well and living in Austria? What a
crock. Show me any orthodox micro analysis that isn't rife with
normative assumptions and I will genuflect with humiliation. I have
no worries that I will be so obliged.
normative assumptions seem inherent in the process
normative assumptions seem inherent in the process of building models.
Models, by their very nature, simplify empirical reality in order to
understand it. Then you must decide which simplifying assumptions to make.
The standard one is perfect competition without externalities (etc.) -- so
that
Financial Times, London, features a big map of the states of the USA, in
its main story: the early and carefully aimed counterattack by Europe
against Bush's steel tariffs.
Although the conflict is choerographed, what is said behind the scenes will
be sharper.
Europe is taking aim and
It is important you understand why it is not such a mystery. Brown's Budget
was carefully crafted to give some sops to small businesses. They had also
defused some opposition from large employers.
Blair is reported to be sending signals that they will be careful about
perceptions that they
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Please join Peter Gabriel, Annie Lennox, Thom Yorke of
Radiohead, Brian Eno, and many other cultural figures in
speaking up on an important, last-minute issue.
This Sunday, April 21, the United States will seek to remove
Jose Bustani, the head of the
The N. Republic and the Washington Monthly are touting McCain as the
Democratic nominee. I like the idea immensely. Both parties should
nominate Republicans and be done with the pretense.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
Does anybody here recall the study that shows that federal reserve
forecasts were more accurate than those done by commercial forecasting
companies?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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Robert Biel, The New Imperialism (Zed Books, 2000):
Resistance can arise not just in households or families, but also at
the level of organised movements. Grassroots protest can appear
negative, destructive, obstructive and bloody-minded. But what
colonialist anthropologists branded as
The Economic Times
Friday, April 19, 2002
Executive elation
G ANANDALINGAM
The 2001 executive compensation information hit the news wires a couple of
weeks ago, and caused a lot of commotion.
Nothing seems to derail executive compensation in the United States, not the
sagging economy, nor
Louis:
For the
foreseeable future, places like Argentina and Venezuela are on the
front lines. In places such as these, anti-imperialist consciousness
will fuel the proletarian revolution just as it did in Vietnam, Cuba,
China and many other countries where victory was not achived.
The
Have any of you read Blustein's The Chastening. I am 60% through it. It
seems to have pretty good sources about the inner workings of the IMF
during the Asian Crisis. The picture it gives is somewhat close to that
of Charles J.'s here on pen-l, although the author is not a radical of any
sort
Bill B.:
Hong Kong 65.772
Saudi Arabia22.71.3
s. Korea6.1 6.5
Taiwan 7.8 14.7
New Zealand 66.211
Israel 11.16.8
Spain
Can someone give me a cire to the letter where Engles reports Marx as saying
(in French), I am not a Marxist? Thanks, jks
_
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Grant Lee wrote:
HK and Singapore are entrepots, and
they are city-economies, which indicates the need to qualify the
significance of their numbers
It seems to me that if no western state is very similar --- and I'm not
convinced this is the case --- to HK and Singapore it would have
What Israel has done
by Edward Said
Despite Israel's effort to restrict coverage of its extraordinarily
destructive invasion of the West Bank's Palestinian towns and refugee camps,
information and images have nevertheless seeped through. The Internet has
provided hundreds of verbal as well as
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