men filled substantially
fewer jobs than they did before the recession began."
Since women earn less than men, on average, it would
seem that the conclusion reached by the NY Times is
nearly a mathematical impossibility, in addition to
not making sense.
John Keefe
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On Wed, 12 Oct 1994, Doug Henwood wrote:
> Is there any room in game theory for power - political, market, or
> class? Or is it just a game among equals and individuals?
I don't know much about game theory myself, but a friend teaches
it at NYU, and I've attended a few classes of his underg
Greetings pen-l folks,
Can someone tell us where to get copies of the World Economic
Forum Ian mentioned?
Thanks.
John Keefe
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On Wed, 28 Sep 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Herewith El Kruger:
>Reports by international organizations are usually greeted wit
e willing to put the financial system on an
even weaker footing." The ball is now in the court of
business, to create lots of new jobs with new investment
or whatever.
I am eager to hear Pen-l responses to central bankers'
throwing in the towel at 6% unemployment.
John Keefe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
212-475-5580
On Tue, 16 Aug 1994, Doug Henwood wrote:
>
> There is no "Wall Street bust" yet. Profits, until the beginning of this
> year, were at record levels. But as John Keefe, a banking analyst who I
> think still subscribes to PEN-L, put it, it was only record profit
k transfer tax is estimated as a 1.3%
increase in the required return and a 13.8% decrease in the prices
of stocks on the NYSE. They did not take into account the secondary
effects of loss of liquidity, etc.
Regards.
John Keefe[EMAIL PROTECTED] 212-475-5580
