"It may be bad accounting and marginally more expensive," says Thomas
Donnelly, an American Enterprise Institute defense expert who backs the
[Boeing] deal. But "anybody that can game the system, more power to 'em."
[the latest issue of Business Week, page 88]
http://www.latimes.com
Competition Heats Up for Slice of Biotech Industry
Marketing themselves as cut-rate alternatives to California, other states
and nations hope to tap the sector's potential.
By Denise Gellene
Times Staff Writer
June 29, 2003
WASHINGTON - Joining the usual swarm of lawyers, b
And now for the really big guns
War is one thing, but can Iraq survive full-on assault by Wall Street? Ed
Vulliamy and Faisal Islam report
Sunday June 29, 2003
The Observer
After the war, the corporate invasion. Bechtel, the US construction giant,
now leads the rebuilding of Iraq's infrastructur
I vaguely remember a study showing that for many stocks the annual
commissions on trading exceeded the value of the stock itself. Do any of
you recall that, or am I fantasizing?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL P
Louis,
> But I said that the right to work in a capitalist country, including
> Chavez's Venezuela or Peron's Argentina, is not the same thing as job
> entitlements in Cuba or the USSR, for that matter. This is a fundamental
> distinction.
What are "job entitlements" really, when the alternative
Grant Lee:
What are "job entitlements" really, when the alternative is a labour camp or
prison? One difference between communism in an underdeveloped country and
communism in a developed country is that unless there is forced labour in
the former case, development will not be possible.
Oh, I see. W
[yet another reason methodological nationalism has to go]
Plastic bucket: $972.98
Big companies and rich individuals run rings round the Inland Revenue. The
government should act
Prem Sikka
Monday June 30, 2003
The Guardian
One thing has been missing from the fuss over Peter Hain's remark
Ian Murray wrote:
>
> [yet another reason methodological nationalism has to go]
>
>
It would seem to me the "problem" is the strength of the British
capitalist class & the weakness of the working class. Hence it doesn't
really seem worthwhile of what "methodological nationalism" has to do.
Inc
Fiji: Stop Or Go?
As the plane comes in from the Pacific to land in Nadi, on the north-
western tip of the main Fiji island, the whitcap-spreckled blue of the
ocean yields to the sinuous white line of the breakers on the reef. The
shallows are green or slate coloured, with brownish pockmarks or da
check out next to last paragraph re. films, then go to pp 300-302 of
this really cool book entitled _city on fire: hong kong cinema_...
michael hoover
Hong Kong, China Sign Free Trade Pact
By MIN LEE Associated Press Writer
published 05:29 AM - JUNE 29, 2003 Eastern Time
Hong Kong and China signe
At 2003-06-29 23:43 -0400, you wrote:
check out next to last paragraph re. films, then go to pp 300-302 of
this really cool book entitled _city on fire: hong kong cinema_...
michael hoover
does this open the door to a new cultural revolution?
under which mode of production?
and will it resist o
A news story that may be a quirk or may be significant of the direction we
are going in.
BBC promotes British interests this morning by informing us that a British
company has developed an underwater sensor which can help protect harbours
from terrorist attack, and can even distinguish between dolp
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