Dispute on the Trading Floor
Recent Debate on Workings of NYSE Likely to Prompt Major Changes
By Ben White and Kathleen Day
Washington Post Staff Writers
Tuesday, October 21, 2003; Page E01
Turmoil at the New York Stock Exchange has ignited a fierce struggle among powerful
Wall Street insiders a
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From: "Michael Perelman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I thought that the WalMart connection to job loss that I posted
yesterday
> would have caught some interest.
> --
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One of the letters to the editor in this week's BW said it all as far as
many US citizens
I thought that the WalMart connection to job loss that I posted yesterday
would have caught some interest.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
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The flight to India
The jobs Britain stole from the Asian subcontinent 200 years ago are now
being returned
George Monbiot
Tuesday October 21, 2003
The Guardian
If you live in a rich nation in the English-speaking world, and most of
your work involves a computer or a telephone, don't expect to h
FTAA Treaty Chapter on IP "Threatens Freedom and Free Trade"
IP Justice White Paper Reveals Treaty Would Send P2P File-Sharers to
Prison
Sponsors Petition to Delete Intellectual Property Chapter
International civil liberties group IP Justice published a report today
entitled "FTAA: A Threat to Fre
http://www.swans.com/
October 20, 2003 -- In this issue:
Note from the Editor: Speaking today from Thailand, with whom "we
share a belief in democracy and human rights and ethnic and religious
tolerance," Mr. Bush posited that "We're threatened by ruthless
enemies unlike others we have faced."
Counterpunch, October 20, 2003
The Dirty War of the Tough-Minded Liberals
Democrats Seek to Disappear Chomsky & Nader
By MARK HAND
About two weeks ago, I reviewed Diana Johnstone's Fools' Crusade, an
excellent book that takes a critical look at U.S. and European
intervention in Yugoslavia in the 1
>All this would be bad enough if the government weren't doing its best
to make matters even worse, by recklessly encouraging farmers to
produce even more unneeded food. Absurdly, while one hand of the
federal government is campaigning against the epidemic of obesity,
the other hand is actually subs
of course, a falling dollar broadcasts recession to the rest of the world (or rather
that part that allows its currency to rise relative to the dollar).
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
> -Original Message-
> From: Mike Balla
so far, it's a "recovery" only in terms of spending measures, not in terms of jobs.
(It's no surprise, given Okun's "law" (i.e., empirical generalization), that we can
see this division: rises in labor productivity and the size of labor force mean that
real GDP can increase without unemployment
Title: BOROWITZ report.com
$87 BILLION SPENT IN FIRST TWO DAYSAdditional $87 Billion
Sought [by Andy
Borowitz]
Two days after Congress granted the White House $87
billion for continuing operations in Iraq, the White House revealed that
the m
[Federal Register: October 20, 2003 (Volume 68, Number 202)]
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