nouncement date, in effect, is the merger date.
*The anti-trust law is actually still on the books. Strange but true.
Gary D.
Gary Dymski
Department of Economics
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427
Phone: 909-787-5037 x1570
Fax: 909-787-5685
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (office)
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uot;I think I am even more
pessimistic than you".
By the way, for those interested in checking out some of the trends:
A really interesting source for such gawking, if an incomplete one for
developing markets, is www. bigcharts.com, which readily pulls up
historical data in graphical f
solution of the past allows a mechanism whereby
the markets can freely react to developments in Brazil as they happen, to the
detriment of Brazil's flexibility in this crisis.
Gary D.
Gary Dymski
Department of Economics
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427
Phone: 909-787-
shift gears (as they will)
>in response to class forces and dynamics reflecting their own
>institutional positions.
>
>So my question: in what ways, if any, should this current
>trend/development influence our own political efforts in this period.
>Should we just ignore it, promote
s,
no? I guess I'm thinking that the Hitler-parallel, if such exists, would have
to be younger and more obscure at this point. Am I underestimating
Lebed here?
Peace,
Gary
Gary Dymski
Department of Economics
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427
Phone: 909-787-5037 x157
ing in the wings who commands popular
respect and is a "comer"? There is certainly enough chaos to go around--will
anyone try to reap this whirlwind?
Gary D.
Gary Dymski
Department of Economics
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427
Phone: 909-787-5037 x1570
Fax
b-page.
>
>Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] &
>http://clawww.lmu.edu/Departments/ECON/jdevine.html
>
>
Gary Dymski
Department of Economics
University of California, Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427
Phone: 909-787-5037 x1570
Fax: 909-787-5685
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rule akin to
the clause
in the CRA which states that a bank must pass close scrutiny on its CRA perform-
ance when it wants to open or close branches (ie, that a media station that
wants
to take over, close or transform a given outlet must "prove" that it is
being socially
accountable i
workers'
side has now balked at being part of the tripartite commission sanctioning
changes, everyone is apparently still talking. Things are changing fast,
however.
Perhaps friends in Korea might have fresher news.
Gary D.
Gary Dymski
Department of Economics
University of California, Ri
South Korea, for example, many people remain uncertain as to what
>conclusion to draw from their crisis. They hate the chaebol (large
>conglomerates) and they blame the crisis on them and the government for
>protecting them. Some see greater market freedoms as a way to break up the
>
> The other day, I asked loyal Keynesians to comment on Morck, Shleifer, and
> Vishny's 1990 paper showing the stock market to have little effect on
> investment - a very damaging empirical refutation of JMK's line on the
> malign influence of sentiment on the real world.
Let me add a couple of p
Eban,
There are better experts than I, but just a couple of thoughts.
> A question from a trade-theory neophyte:
>
> How, these days, does the mainstream argue that Japanese trade surpluses
> continue to persist? Isnt' there supposed to be an exhange rate mechanism
> to eliminate them?
>
The cur
In response to Jim Jaszewski's request for information on grassroots urban
policy ideas on the WWW:
A good "point of entry" is Neighborhoods Online, at
http://libertynet.org/community/phila/natl.html
Gary D.
Gary A. Dymski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dept. of Economic
Pen-l comrades,
Please accept my apologies for inappropriately sending a message intended
for Paul Zarembka and Ajit Sinha to the _entire_ Pen-l net. I try to avoid
such mistakes, and will try even _harder_ from now on!
Gary Dymski
Gary A. Dymski, Dept. of Economics [EMAIL
clear as I wrote the Neilsen/Ware paper that I
was at the tip of an iceberg.
Would it be appropriate to proceed?
Gary Dymski
In message 19 Jun 1995 14:46:12 -0700,
Paul Zarembka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Solicitation of Papers
>
> RESEARCH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY
>
&g
> Today's (June 26, 1995) Globe and Mail reprinted a piece from the NYT in
> which Joe Mysak, ediotr of Grant's Municipal Bond Observer did a flame.
> He's enraged that Orange County, one of the riches counties in the US,
> has opted for bankruptcy rather than undergo the local government
> equiva
In delayed response to Marsh's request, here are some bibliographical
notes to accompany my recent posting on discrimination in the credit
market. I should note that UCR has had a transition to a new
computer system, so I was "off the net" from Saturday to this morning
(Wednesday). If there was
In message 27 Oct 1994 12:31:38 -0700,
pat mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Doug,
>
> I don't know if he's still on the list, but Gary Dymski would be a good
> source for this question. Also, try and contact Tim Bates at Wayne State.
>
> patrick &quo
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