a very interesting post!
Ted Winslow writes: > These influences show up in a number of essential
ways in Marshall's economics. For instance, Marshall takes a "dialectical"
view of social interdependence. This underpins his conception of "caeteris
paribus" and
>>> Jim Devine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/08/00 02:41PM >>>
a very interesting post!
Ted Winslow writes: > These influences show up in a number of essential
ways in Marshall's economics. For instance, Marshall takes a "dialectical"
view of social inter
Equilibrium might have been a central concept with Marshall but he was aware
that there might not be one under certain cost conditions. Telser says of
Marshall: "This conclusion, together with Marshall's well-known statement that
a seller might not lower his price 'for fear
Jim Devine understands what Marshall was about. Yes, he wanted labor to improve,
but improvement meant becoming more middle-class. Keynes, Marshall, and Smith
all had a similar vision of labor becoming assimilated into the middle-class.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State
Jim asked
>
> I don't get how concepts like "ceteris paribus" and "normal" jibe with
> dialectics, which involve a process in which ceteris is never paribus and
> today's "normal" is always different from yesterday's. How does equilib
ping countries.
There are enormously important points in the whole passage from the FT.
I of course accept that there will not be any Marshall Aid plan for Europe,
but I do not think it is quite that
>The US isn't an economic engine that it once was:
If anything we are seeing an intensi
not much into paul krugman, don't necessarily agree
with some of his take on marshall plan, think title of
his 2/21 nyt column is great play on words...
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/21/opinion/21KRUG.html?ex=1046842592&ei=1&en=dce9f5e0c7040c64
As far as Marshall's politics are concerned. He was firmly in the British liberal
tradition of charity towards his social inferiors. And resented it when workers spoke
for themselves.
As far as dialectics and Marshall are concerned. In a sense there is a dialectic in
Marshall. He is one o
Leaders back 'Marshall Plan for Africa'
Chris McGreal in Johannesburg
Wednesday October 24, 2001
The Guardian
Leaders of African states formally launched an ambitious plan to
rebuild their continent yesterday through a partnership in which good
and accountable government and an end t
Today's Krugman:
Funds were administered by an agency independent of the White House,
and Marshall promised that priorities would be determined by
Europeans, not Americans.
What happened to the promise? Was it kept, or was the money spent
to "encourage" people to vote f
On Saturday, February 22, 2003 at 06:52:57 (-0500) Michael Hoover writes:
>not much into paul krugman, don't necessarily agree
>with some of his take on marshall plan, think title of
>his 2/21 nyt column is great play on words...
>
>http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/21/op
Michael has urged looking at the Greek meaning of economic to understand the meaning of
political economy. We should also look at the Greek root of politics. It derives from
polis. And doesn't necessarily carry the meanings inherent in the modern word
political.
Rod
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>As far as dialectics and Marshall are concerned. In a sense there is a
>dialectic in Marshall. He is one of the few economists of his time who
>took seriously the interaction of supply and demand. Most of his
>contemporaries tried to reduce everything to subjective utility
>e
Wall Street tout Ed Hyman's theme of the day is that with economic growth
slipping below the rate of money growth worldwide, "Marshallian capital
theory" would suggest that it's a great time to buy stocks.
Does this make any sense to anyone - the reference to Marshall, that
Marshall Plan for Third World
Between 1948 and 1952 the US rulers provided billions of dollars in
long-term loans that were used to rebuild the foundations for renewed
industrial production and political stabilisation in war-ravaged
capitalist Europe and Japan. The expansion of the
:
> Leaders back 'Marshall Plan for Africa'
>
> Chris McGreal in Johannesburg
> Wednesday October 24, 2001
> The Guardian
>
> Leaders of African states formally launched an
> ambitious plan to
> rebuild their continent yesterday through a
> partnership in which goo
Part of the denazification was to bring Nazis to the US to help in the
Cold War. I doubt that we will bring too many of SH's people here.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bill Lear wrote:
Krugman can be proud of his efforts to shed some truth on the
mendacious and militant Bush regime, but he should remember that the
roots of the current phase of our empire were firmly and consciously
put in place beginning with our reconstruction of a postwar world
order that woul
At 19/05/02 11:46 -0400, Louis Proyect quoted:
>Marshall Plan for Third World
From
>Full: http://www.dsp.org.au/links/index.htm (from Doug Lorimer's
>"Imperialism in the 21st Century", current issue of Links Magazine)
Quite an impressive thoughtful article. I unders
True. They might still have the receipts for U.S weaponry bought by the
govt. of SH.
Re: Re: Marshall/Martial Plan
by Michael Perelman
22 February 2003
Part of the denazification was to bring Nazis to the US to help in the
Cold War. I doubt that we will bring too many of SH's people
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> Part of the denazification was to bring Nazis to the US to help in the
> Cold War. I doubt that we will bring too many of SH's people here.
> --
>
This is just to inform that I have inserted some a paper on "Marshall, Sraffa,
and the Problem of Returns" in the archieves of pkt. The archives can be
accessed by using either
local-prompt> ftp csf.colrado.edu
local-prompt> gopher csf.colorado.edu 70
Gopher is user
This is just to inform that I have inserted some a paper on "Marshall, Sraffa,
and the Problem of Returns" in the archieves of pkt. The archives can be
accessed by using either
local-prompt> ftp csf.colrado.edu
local-prompt> gopher csf.colorado.edu 70
Gopher is user
Thoroughly indignant at the Genoa summit being disrupted by the unelected,
Tony Blair yesterday claimed that it had made major progress on the world
financial system.
But although he went on record to claim that the plan for Africa was a
"kind of Marshall Plan" (which would
dig world bank web page header...
as for below proposal, surely its architects won't impose kinds of strings
attached to original Marshall Plan - demand for balanced budgets, stable
currency, high profit margins, low wages, inegalitarian tax structures in
order to assist capitalist class
Dear IPE and PEN-L list members,
The following conference announcement will, I hope, be of interest to
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Hugo Radice
THE MARSHALL PLAN AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
A 50th Anniversary Conference
University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
May 23rd-24th 1997
The
G'day Chris and Ellen,
> Bush is quoted as reiterating that the dollar's value is a matter for
> markets: "The dollar needs to float in the marketplace." "If the
> market is allowed to function, the dollar will be at an appropriate > level."
What the market decides is appropriate, so it's appro
the draining exploitative regime is more important than token aid.
Henry C.K. Liu
Michael Hoover wrote:
> dig world bank web page header...
>
> as for below proposal, surely its architects won't impose kinds of strings
> attached to original Marshall Plan - demand for balanced b
Essay question: Compare and contrast Thomas Mann's Joseph and his Brothers
and Alfred Marshall's Principles of Economics. Extra credit: use the words
'elide' and 'palimpsest' in your essay.
Tom Walker
http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/
Star pupil valis asked:
>Hmm, were Jacob and Esau somehow the first Marginal Utilitarians,
>or am I getting my theorists mixed up?
To do a proper job on this genealogy, we have to all the way back to Adam.
Smith, that is.
Adam begot David and James. David begot Karl. James begot Nassau, John a
Prof Walker assigns:
> Essay question: Compare and contrast Thomas Mann's Joseph and his Brothers
> and Alfred Marshall's Principles of Economics. Extra credit: use the words
> 'elide' and 'palimpsest' in your essay.
There was more to those definitions than I could stick on my gyp sheet,
so I th
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