r she decides, she, and her school, will have to
live with for a long time. Unlike at universities, the school, not the
student, buys the books, so the money comes out of very tight budgets.
I would welcome recommendations. Please feel free to just send them to
me directly.
Regards, Bob P
Hi Peter,
Studenmund is a very clear, simple intro text. I've used it several times
for intro. econometrics.
Bob Pollin
At 07:20 PM 3/17/99 -0800, you wrote:
>Yes, this is a wonderful book, but not a textbook. It's a companion,
>really. I'm still taking bids.
&g
Hi,
We have been planning to get our web site up for months. But other things
keep getting in the way. We'll get there one of these days soon. In the
meantime, thanks for your interest.
Regards, Bob Pollin
At 01:49 PM 3/5/99 -0800, you wrote:
>will you notify pen-l fo
You can add the new institute here at U Mass Amherst, co-directed by Jerry
Epstein and myself. It is called the Political Economy Research Institute
(PERI). Coordinates for it are on my signature below.
-- Bob Pollin
At 11:27 AM 3/5/99 -0500, you wrote:
>What would the list of left (or
tried in courts--British or Spanish--probably for the rest of his life.
Here is the AP story:
http://search.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/WAPO/19981209/V000888-120998-idx.html
Bob Pollin
At 11:10 AM 12/9/98 -0600, you wrote:
>
> TO MADRID!
>
>
ts by raising
prices, and are partially successful in doing so, especially in the service
sector, which is not competing with imports from low-wage countries.
These are just some thoughts. I wish I could have had time by now to
develop them further.
Regards, Bob Pollin
effectiv
n the September Washington Monthly, and my response
to Krugman, part of which is in the November Washington Monthly. My debate
with Krugman is in this message and a Word attachment.
Regards, Bob Pollin
**
My new location information at U Mass Amherst is below for those interested.
Regards, Bob Pollin
Robert Pollin
PLEASE NOTE NEW "COORDINATES" as of July 15, 1998
Department of Economics
Univesity of Massachusetts-Amherst
Amherst, MA 01002
Prof. Victor Garlin of Sonoma State has asked me to post the news that the
economics department there has a tenure track job for an assistant
professor. The details can be found at http://www.sonoma.edu/econ/
Anyone with an interest in applied should consider applying.
Bob Pollin
The University of Michigan Press has just published "The Macroeconomics of
Saving, Finance and Investment," edited by me. It is the product of a
conference sponsored by the Economic Policy Institute three years ago. The
contents of the book are as follows:
Robert Pollin, &qu
Yes Ron and Others,
The LA Living Wage has now gotten passed the veto by Mayor Riordan.
As of Tuesday, it became law, despite Riordan's veto last Friday. Tell them
in Chicago to get serious.
--Bob Pollin
At 07:45 PM 4/3/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Bob,
>
> This is gr
e final
touches.
-- Bob Pollin
>1. Does anybody have an estimate of the daily value in dollars of stock,
>bond and other financial transactions, excluding new issues, in the United
>States. This would include the various stock market, futures, bond
>markets, etc. I am trying to estima
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follow up on Anders' suggestion and look into putting it on the web, or
accept his invitation to do so.
Anyway, it is a tremendous victory, especially given the virulent
opposition of business and the mayor.
-- Bob Pollin
At 01:34 PM 3/19/9
al justice
really can be effective at the local level, where the dominance of big money
corporate politics is far less pervasive--even in a big city like LA.
-- Bob Pollin
****
Robert Pollin
Department of Economics
Univesity of California-Riverside
Riverside
Thanks for the comment, Bob Pollin
At 05:58 PM 2/3/97 -0800, you wrote:
>At 05:47 PM 1/16/97 -0800, Bob Pollin wrote:
>>After I mentioned to Eric Nilsson over pen-l the course I am now
>>teaching on economic issues, several people have written in asking me about
>>t
You might want to check on the proposals in G. Dymski, G. Epstein,and R.
Pollin (me), "Transforming the U.S. Financial System," 1993, M.E. Sharpe.
Regards, Bob Pollin
At 09:07 AM 10/23/96 -0700, you wrote:
>Can anyone direct me to existing proposals to reform, reconstitute,
suggestions.
Bob Pollin
ECONOMICS 118: THE CONTEMPORARY U.S. ECONOMY
Fall 1996
COURSE SYLLABUS
This course examines many of the major real and perceived economic problems
confronting the United States. Have average living standards been falling?
If so, why? Is the Social Security System
Eric,
I am teaching exactly such a course right now at UCR. I will send
you the syllabus if you are interested. From the syllabus I have also put
together the collection of readings.
Regards, Bob Pollin
At 07:36 AM 10/17/96 -0700, you wrote:
>Next fall I'll be tea
a group, I think he should say that
clearly, and really, apologize.
Bob Pollin
At 11:35 AM 8/1/96 -0700, you wrote:
>Dear Pen-l'ers,
>
>It might be useful for someone to dig up the open letter which Bowles
>and Gintis sent to Clinton in 1992. I found it to be pretty pathetic.
Please look over the notice below, circulate it among associates, and post
it on other networks as you wish. We in URPE hope to make this special
issue a lasting tribute to David.
Bob Pollin
CALL FOR PAPERS:
RRPE SPECIAL ISSUE IN HONOR OF DAVID M. GORDON
The death of David
.
There has also been a David M. Gordon Fund for Graduate Fellows
established at the Center for Economic Policy Analysis at the New School.
Contributions should be sent c/o John Eatwell, Economics, New School for
Social Research, 65 Fifth Avenue, NY, NY 10003.
Bob Pollin
.
Contributions should be sent c/o John Eatwell, Economics, New School for
Social Research, 65 Fifth Avenue, NY, NY 10003.
Bob Pollin
Robert Pollin
Department of Economics
Univesity of California-Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427
(909) 787-5037, ext 1579
gt;desk copy. Marc Breslow, Dollars & Sense, 1 Summer St., Somerville,
>MA 02143. Thanks.
>
*******
Robert Pollin
Department of Economics
U. of California-Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427, USA
(909) 787-5037 ext. 1579 (o
whatever I hear. I assume others will do the same.
-- Bob Pollin
>There will be two memorials for David Gordon at The New School:
>
>1. Thursday, March 28, 8:00 p.m., room 219, 65 Fifth Avenue (between 13th
>and 14th Streets). This is a memorial by the Economics Department
other former students, to think about ways that we can
create a meaningful send-off for David, at the memorial service and beyond.
I am posting a draft of of obituary that Tom Weisskopf and Sam Bowles have
written.
--Bob Pollin
David M. Gordon (1944-1996)
David Gordon, a
I would be interested in knowing more about what you have done, how much it
costs, whether you update, etc.
-- Robert Pollin
At 07:10 AM 1/14/96 -0800, you wrote:
>Dear colleague;
> I apologize if you have already received this message. I have the
&
Robert Pollin
Department of Economics
University of California-Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521-0427
909-787-5037, ext. 1579 (office); 909-787-5685 (fax)
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tion first (see Bob Woodward's "The Agenda").
But if its slogans we need, why not just remind Clinton of
his old one: Putting People First: Good Jobs for All.
-- Bob Pollin
We are in the process of putting together a new URPE newsletter.
We would like to include news of any forthcoming and noteworthy conferences.
Please send your conference info to:
Craig Gunderson
Department of Economics
know is whether, and in what ways, people on the
left have something different to say than what I read in the JEP.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Bob Pollin
Economics Department
U. of California-Riverside
me up with scores of good references on my own,
but once I actually sat down to do it, I am impressed wit{ my
ignorance and/or failing memory.
Thanks to all in advance,
-- Bob Pollin
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Arthur,
It is from "National Self Sufficiency" an essay in the Yale
Review, I'm almost sure in 1933, but anyway more or less then. You
could also find the essay in his Collected Works.
My best regards, Bob Pollin
hetoric, and
is therefore defined in the media as 'governing from the left.' But
in fact, he is governing from the Wall Street center/right, and when
that doesn't work, the left gets blamed. Why should progressives be
happy about that?
-- Bob Pollin
s are unbearable. Don't forget Gramci:
"Pessimism of the mind; optimism of the will."
-- Bob Pollin
an society. But what about the institutional
specifics--the means to that end? Lets fight for the best ones we
can get now and build and experiment from there.
-- Bob Pollin
s closer to the spirit of where we can
go from here, while Robin's, for all its other merits, simply
isn't.
6. Robin's ad hominem attack on Roemer is really bad. He
makes Jim Devine look positively saintly. What's the point?
--Bob Pollin
the literature, I'd be happy to send
him or anyone else the paper's pretty long bibliography.
-- Bob Pollin
Intro to:
"Financial Structures and Egalitarian Economic Policy"
Bob Pollin
on?
As for Brent McClintock's anecdote on Germany, it is
interesting, but also just an anecdote. There is by now a huge
literature on comparative financial systems, much of it quite good.
Roemer's model comes out of this literature in part, as does my own
paper th
I think Jim Devine's interpretation of the Roemer model is
pretty far off the mark. The underlying premise of the Roemer (and
Bardhan) model is that a superior solution to the owner/manager
principal agent problem has emerged within capitalism--that is
the "bank-based" financial systems (
s.
More generally, I also recommend the whole 20th anniversary
issue of Dollars and Sense, whose theme is "Around the Global Economy."
The coverage is creative and the articles are very good.
Congratulatins to D&S for 20 years worth!
-- Bob Pollin
st effective
industrial and economic stimulus policy. Any realistic conversion
program must replicate these salutary features of the military
budget elsewhere in the economy."
-- Bob Pollin
own:
The book is "New Perspectives in Monetary Macroeconomics:
Explorations in the Tradition of Hyman P. Minsky." The contents
are as follows:
1. Introduction by Gary Dymski and Robert Pollin.
I. Theoretical Papers
2. "Financial Fragility: Is an Etiolo
est in our graduate program.
-- Bob Pollin
k, of course Clinton will oppose it. But there is already
pretty strong support for it among some members of at least the
House. And as we note in the article, even Bush (and Brady) were
for it at one time.
Comments are of course welcome.
-- Bob P
plight of the homeless, the environment,
etc. should worry about the bond market or any of the rest of it."
The contents of the book are as follows:
1. "Introduction", by Gary Dymski, Jerry Epstein and Robert Pollin
Part I: Monetary Policy and Interest Rates
2. &q
plight of the homeless, the environment,
etc. should worry about the bond market or any of the rest of it."
The contents of the book are as follows:
1. "Introduction", by Gary Dymski, Jerry Epstein and Robert Pollin
Part I: Monetary Policy and Interest Rates
2. &q
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