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From: "Perelman, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Today, NPR had a feature about this paper, probably stealing the idea from
Slate. It is surprising how few original ideas they come up with.
I found the discussion interesting in that it added another dimention to
the c
Today, NPR had a feature about this paper, probably stealing the idea from Slate. It
is surprising how few original ideas they come up with.
I found the discussion interesting in that it added another dimention to the concept
of ficticious value.
I still cannot receive mail, including pen-l, a
"...the issue is not more versus less government [or big government versus
small government], but rather to whose interests the government gives
effect. Thus, a movement from more to less stringent requirements for the
emissions of polluting firms is not a move from more to less government
['deregu
I was reading a simplistic economic paper very critical of Cuban government
economic policy at:
http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/cb/cuba/asce/cuba9/rbetan.pdf
Has any learned friend of ours come across literature which suggests a
specific constructive mix of government policies which would improve the
Recently, somebody on PEN-L posted a quote from an article on government
intervention in the JEI. I cant recall the writer or the poster. Advance
thanks for answering my query.
Stumbling toward the light,
Seth Sandronsky
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MSN 8 wit
slate.com
The Times Scoops That Melted
Cataloging the wretched reporting of Judith Miller.
By Jack Shafer
Posted Friday, July 25, 2003, at 3:49 PM PT
If reporters who live by their sources were obliged to die by their
sources, New York Times reporter Judith Miller would be stinking up her
family t
