orms of essentialism. But not
everyone who agrees with these critiques is "anti-science," or even
close-minded with regard to explorations of "human nature."
Mark Weisbrot
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orrupt dictatorships on earth in that country for the last 32
years. (NYT, Saturday, May 17,1997, p.A6)
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Mark also wrote the reporting on the BLS geometric mean
experimental index has been very misleading, creating the impression
l cut,
if it's left to the BLS.
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Mark Weisbrot writes,
I haven't seen anything like this on the front page of the NYT for at
least
20 years. I think the end of the cold war is finally opening some space
in
the media for some truth on these matters
y had some very bad people who lent ideological support to the
war against Nicargua during the 80s. (If anyone wants to decribe them
further, I am curious).
Peace,
Mark Weisbrot
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that
would be helpful at a practical level.
I really didn't know what to recommend. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Thanks in advance,
Mark
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, Grand Ballroom, New Orleans.
Dean Baker of the Economic Policy Institute will speak on the topic of
"Does the CPI Really Overstate Inflation?"
Complimentary continental breakfast will be served.
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Mark Weisbrot said:
I can't tell you how many times I have heard pomo
scholars assert such things as, e.g., we don't know any more about the
physical universe than we did 5000 years ago. Needless to say
of it, you will find yourself
in a very weak position against anyone who can carry out a logical argument.
This is one of the big drawbacks of of pomo epistemology that I referred to
earlier.
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At 7:06 PM 11/16/96, Mark Weisbrot wrote:
IMHO, the pomos have made a major positive contribution by
transforming a large part of the humanities' undergraduate curriculum, to
the point where it is now common for freshman comp. courses to question
such
"myths" as Amer
ur adversaries. These arguments are more difficult to
dismiss. (It also helps that people like Chomsky avoid needless jargon, but
that is another issue).
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redentials (but a big personal
stake in the outcome of social security "reform.")
I couldn't resist poking fun at Krugman for this in my latest
column on Social Security (it's scheduled to appear in the Christian
Science Monitor this week).
Mark Weisbrot
Nan Gibson
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,
many stomachs will be upset in high places.
Cheers,
Mark Weisbrot
Secretary, Board of Overseers
TIAA-CREF
730 3rd Ave.
New York, NY 10017-3206
To the Secretary:
I would like to propose the following
wage through the year 2070, adjusting the Social Security Administration's
projections in accordance with the Boskin Commission's estimates of the
bias in the CPI. The 1995 median income for a family over 65 is given as a
reference point.
Mark Weisbrot
2501 Q Street NW, #111
Washington DC 20007
employees, whether food service
workers or full professors, deserve to be treated with dignity and
respect, receiving adequate compensation and benefits for the work they
perform. We urge you to negotiate seriously with the members of Locals 34
and 35.
Mark Weisbrot
2501 Q Street NW, #111
Washington DC
Fellow TIAA-CREFERs,
I sent the proposal below and accompanying justification to
the Board of TIAA-CREF, to be considered for their next proxy
statement. The purpose is to have TIAA-CREF work towards placing
serious restrictions on the compensation of top corporate
executives. At
I was told that a large number (almost all) of Mexico's
Congress signed a letter to the President denouncing the
government's policies. If this is true, does anyone know
where I can get hold of the text (Spanish or English)?
Mark Weisbrot
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e.
Thanks in advance,
Mark Weisbrot
500 1/2 6th, #12
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the Fed as an institution as best we can.
Also I think there is a typo here:
"Measures of total compensation, which include fringe benefits, tell a
very different story -down 2.7%, the worst performance since the series
began in 1980"
should be "up 2.7%."
Cheers,
Mark We
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Mark Weisbrot
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request posting).
Thanks in advance to all who respond; I will track down any
citation I get.
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Here's the latest from Dean Baker on the plan to attack
exorbitant executive salries thru TIAA-CREF. Comments,
suggestions, and volunteers to help organize the effort
are welcome and needed.
Comrades,
I've been investigating the possibility of getting a proxy vote on
the TIAA-CREF
may have seen
the recent NYT article on TIAA/CFRE using its muscle
on W.R. Grace).
What say, any takers?
Mark Weisbrot
I have used Duboff's "Accumulation and Power"-- a bit hard to read
for freshmen unless they have more than the usual motivation.
But I like it.
Mark Weisbrot
A request to economic historians on the net: I am part of the teaching team
for an interdisciplinary course whic
to me at:
Mark Weisbrot
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fax: Department of Economics, (217) 581-6247
Phone (217) 581-6968; 345-4983 (home)
Panels:
1. The IMF, the World Bank, and Structural Adjustment
Esmail Hosseinzadeh (Drake University), Structural Adjustment Program and
Inflation
possible to have a significant URPE contribution if people
respond quickly enough.
Please respond directly to me:
Mark Weisbrot
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fax: Department of Economics, (217) 581-6247
Phone (217) 581-6968; 345-4983 (home)
Subjects for URPE panels:
1. The Internationalization
ose who are
losing sleep over this far-off "crisis" which may force us to
return to pre-Reagan concepts of progressive taxation
sometime in the unforeseeable future.
Mark Weisbrot
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uperficial, much
like Bush's 90% approval rating after the Gulf War, which faded
rather quickly and left no increase in the public's appetite for
foreign military adventures just a few months after the war was
over.
How's that for optimism of the will?
Cheers,
Mark Weisbrot
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bed it, he hasn't agreed to much in the realm of specifics.
So far at least it's just a bunch of vague platitudes about
opening up the economy, removing "distortions," etc. I would
withold judgement on the nature of his government until they
actually do something.
Mark Weisbrot
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? The
point being made by the author was that, despite the
fact that the poor have been left behind in the
last 4 years of economic growth for the continent,
the "American" model was still a better choice than
the "European" welfare state.
Mark Weisbrot
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"
Nafta-worshipping, don't-criticize-the-Fed-even-if-they're-crazy,etc.
Clinonomics, but the part that surrounds itself with the likes of
Robert Kuttner and Lester Thurow. He also considers these people
(Reich, too) to not be sufficiently educated in the realm of
economic theory to be advisers.
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