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 with well
> deser
I assume that mainstreamers who blame technology never acknowledge that
R&D is financed by capital and capital's state, and that it's part of the
strategy to cheapen labor? It's just the innocent at the party?
Doug
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This may be bad. But is it nonsense?
Doug
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On Wed, 28 Sep 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Herewith El Kruger:
>Reports by international organizations are usually greeted with well
> deserved yaw
As part of my project for the Dept of Labor on labor standards and trade, I
reviewed the literature on the growth of wage inequality in the US (and some
of the other OECD countries) and its possible relationship to north-south
trade. Overall, I must say I found most of the work uncompelling--based
Herewith El Kruger:
Reports by international organizations are usually greeted with well
deserved yawns. Occasionally, however, such a report is a leading
indicator of a sea change in opinion.
A few weeks ago, the World Economic Forum -- which every year draws an
unmatched assemblage of th
