[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are two articles that may be useful for teaching
macroeconomic issues in the current ATLANTIC (July 1996):
"The Forces Making for an Economic Collapse" by Thomas I. Palley
and "The Economic Consequences of Mr. Clinton" by Robert A.
Levine.
Anybody have an
e watch' and other groups have been snapping these up. No
untoward incidents have been reported yet, but I'll be on the lookout.
M.S.
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Michael Perelman wrote:
practical work that could be of use to others. I wish that Max would
keep us more informed about what EPI has on the table.
I wouldn't have thought that anybody would like me to
send even more messages to this list, even without my
political eccentricities
, some of these critiques can be perfectly well
formulated and presented using neoclassical "tools."
Hear, hear!
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Max B. Sawicky 202-775-8810 (voice)
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uld check the threads
and note how the rhetoric escalated. I've said before would be happy to
observe a truce on name-calling and associating the words of those with
whom I disagree with racists, fascists, and other villains.
M.S.
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Max B. S
who spent
some years in Washington DC moved to Boston. They thought he
had a Southern accent too. Obviously, 'provincial' is not geo-
graphically specific to the Southland.
M.S.
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Economic Policy
REPLIES
I can't keep up this pace. After today I am going to
try to limit my e-mail, so if I haven't responded yet,
I'm not ignoring you, I'm thinking of a better answer.
Doug Henwood wrote:
At 2:20 PM 7/1/96, Max B. Sawicky wrote:
no reason to doubt that it is indeed rare
Doug Henwood wrote:
At 8:23 AM 7/1/96, Max B. Sawicky wrote:
If people base their ethical and moral conclusions on "facts" that are
totally untrue, then those conclusions have no validity, as dearly as they
may hold them. The crime issue sure does hinge on both fact and theor
blishes dictatorship over his elders.
I never saw the movie so I don't know if he had them liquidated or not.
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Economic Policy Institute 202-775-0819 (fax)
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C.N.Gomersall wrote:
A naive question of mine own: is Robert related to Paul?
Hell, no. Bite your tongue.
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Christopher Niggle wrote:
Robert is Paul Samuelson's son.
Are you quite certain? That's news to me.
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Blair Sandler wrote:
Maggie, I think the movie was called, "The Long Run," or something close to
that (?).
No, it was "Wild in the Streets."
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Max B. Sawicky 202-775-8810 (voice)
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r magazine.
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Max B. Sawicky 202-775-8810 (voice)
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think Karl Marx said that, but maybe not.
Max B. Sawicky 202-775-8810 (voice)
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Suite 1200
Supplementary cinematic note: In Logan's Run humanity
was mostly wiped out, but there was no agist regime
dedicated to exterminating over-30's. And let us not
forget Soylent Green.
Max B. Sawicky 202-775-8810 (voice
and
a shorter version put out by my shop.
Max B. Sawicky 202-775-8810 (voice)
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Washington
Labor Day, actual book availa-
bility probably late Fall.
What's your book about?
Max
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a perverted way, the very existence of
feminist lists might tend to attract visits from sexist pigs (just as
racist white power types might especially want to visit discussion lists
of African-Americans and neo-neoclassicals might visit a Post-Keynesian
list).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike M. mentions the difficulty that the old USSR's bosses had
with firing workers.
I have questions for Pen-l's experts: To what extent did this
limit on firing and laying off actually apply?
My expertise ended when I took my fields in comparative systems, but I
Mike Meeropol wrote:
If the value of compensation is the market price of the services provided --
for example, health insurance -- then this clearly overstates the increase
in income. The "contribution" of employers to employee health insurance
premiums have gone WAY UP, much faster than
Mike Meeropol wrote:
I need all the support I can get ... and if he gets into the "projections"
game, I can trot out Dean's research.
Dean, are you there? How do I get a
copy???
We'll send you a package. Also check out a paper from the previous AEA
meetings in SFO by Corsetti and Roubini
ake a seat -- if
there's a single 'deal-breaker' issue that may not be it. Which
means don't make threats if you don't have a good reason to
back them up.
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David A. responded to some of the criticisms in his report for
EPI.
Max B. Sawicky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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the right.
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Max B. Sawicky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"It was wonderful to have discovered America, but
it would have been more wonderful
s economic success).
Maybe there's some bigger effort that could be mounted.
On the other hand, there must be more useful things to do.
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Eban Goodstein wrote:
Any body familiar with the attempts to trash Card and Krueger's NJ study?
Talk to John Schmitt at EPI. He's been keeping track of that stuff.
Doug Henwood wrote:
So how many hearings on the minimum wage did the Dems sponsor when they
controlled Congress in 1993 and 1994? None. How hard did Clinton push the
Don't expect me to defend the incredible indefensible President.
In hindsight the m.w. should have been pushed by Congress.
Since I wrote a very positive review of their book, and had Card on my
radio show, I asked him several times if he'd responded to his critics. I
never heard from him. If anyone else has had better luck, I'd like hearing
about it.
This is actually a pretty interesting story about the power of
Mike Meeropol wrote:
I am glad to see Max Sawicky posting to PEN-L.
The check is in the mail.
Since I know he has done a
lot in the area of social security,
Not too much, actually. Dean Baker has dethroned me as EPI expert
on Social Security. Look for his new issue brief on the
.
Max B. Sawicky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Eban:
You have blundered into the way of my jihad against excess in deficit reduction. For
the sake of argument, I will assume you actually believe everything in your letter,
and
for the sake of greater clarity on the left I will trash it. Feel free, incidentally,
to add my name to the
Doug Henwood wrote:
So the much-touted organizing drive looks like a cover for the Clinton
re-election campaign - at an expense equal to half the federation's annual
budget. But at least union members can compensate for their falling real
wages by deploying their AFL-CIO credit card!
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