I like Christopher Hayes' reference to the Mafia's code of omertà in
the discipline (is such silence a club(sic) form of asymmetric
information or just group-think?), although I think in the context of
Freakonomics, that any academic discipline especially in the context
of the tenure-promotion
37 Democratic Senators voting for war funding:
Lincoln (AR)
Pryor (AR)
Feinstein (CA)
Salazar
If only the 9/11 conspiracists would focus their energies on discovering
how the DP leadership worked out who got to vote against who had to
vote for it. ;-
Louis Proyect wrote:
10 Democratic Senators voting against war funding:
Boxer
The Hindu
http://www.thehindu.com/
Tuesday, Apr 10, 2007
Opinion
The great Himalayan meltdown
http://www.hindu.com/2007/04/10/stories/2007041001520900.htm
N. Gopal Raj
Glaciers that feed the seven great rivers of Asia - Ganga, Indus,
Brahmaputra, Salween, Mekong, Yangtze, and Huang Ho - are
May 25th Wall St. Journal tells of a new Report on economic mobility
in the USA.
The news isn't good.
May 25, 2007
Not Your Father's Pay:
Why Wages Today Are Weaker
By GREG IP
May 25, 2007; Page A2
American men in their 30s today are worse off than their fathers'
generation, a
SMH
March of the million-dollar suburbs
Matt Wade Economics Writer
May 26, 2007
THERE are now 42 Sydney suburbs with a median house price over $1
million, more than when the city-wide property boom peaked 3 years
ago.
Prices in most suburbs are still below 2004 levels, but soaring share
prices,
One of my students wrote a very interesting paper about his experience working
in a
music venue. When the owners raised the price, demand remained constant, but
tips
fell, leaving customers out of pocket costs relatively constant.
I'm putting his paper on my blog.
--
Michael Perelman
I'll get a print leave it around the shop. Subversion 24/7/365...
that's my motto... that's what I do...
I suspect some environmental factors. The shop I work at has about 60
percent repeat business (off the top of my head), and at least 30% of
the customer base is daily regulars.
I suspect
The financial markets did not seem particularly excited about the prospects for
the
Tribune. Here is the story. It looks like most of its cash flow will have to go
for
interest.
Ng, Serena, Sarah Ellison and Dennis K. Berman. 2007. Tribune Co.'s Climb to
Going
Private Gets Steeper. Wall Street
I plan to blog thousands of words over the summer about the
transition debate, which involves principals including Paul Sweezy,
Maurice Dobb, Robert Brenner, Jim Blaut et al but just want to jump
the gun on something that is fresh in my mind.
Richard, of Lenin's Tomb fame, has been posting
Speaking of tipping, the mythology in the US is that it makes servers nicer.
Comparing US with Belgium supports it. OTOH, the nicest servers we've met were
in Finland, where the tip is included in the bill just like Belgium.
I'll get a print leave it around the shop. Subversion 24/7/365...
At 21:04 25/05/2007, Louis wrote:
Keep in mind that Engels's schema in Origins of the Family
defines capitalism as immediately following feudalism. He didn't
come up with these stages on his own. They were shared by Marx. Was
16th and 17th century Holland feudal? If so, then the word has no
use
Nitzan, Jonathan, and Shimshon Bichler. 2007. The Gods Failed, the
Priests Lied. (האלים הכזיבו, הכוה� ים כיזבו) Hebrew. Montreal and
Jerusalem (May), pp. 1-10.
ABSTRACT
העולם של היום הוא עולם קפיטליסטי. יתר על כן, הוא עולם של קפיטליזם יציב.
המשטר הקפיטליסטי � יצח והסדר הקפיטליסטי הושלט בכל מקום
But Brenner's and Wood's definition of capitalism is not the competition among
commodity producers. Brenner's definition is the separation of the conditions
of labor, and the laborer, from the means of labor and, initially, critically,
the means of subsistence. It is a definition based on
And just to make sure no call goes without a response-- my reply to LP's
blog:
Note that Marx says: England at the end of the 17th century, they
arrive at a systematical combination, embracing the colonies, the
national debt, the modern mode of taxation, and the protectionist
system. They
I had a chance to compare the service in Santa Cruz California, where
I've resided for the last 30 years to Asheville NC and what I noticed
is even though the min wage in NC is much lower than CA, the people
who served me were much happier to do that that than the CA servers.
I suspect that the
...
...
Cheney and his staff are colluding with the Neoconservatives at the
American Enterprise Institute and with Israeli hawks to sideline Condi
Rice's negotiations with Iran by getting up an Israeli cruise missile
strike on Iranian civilian nuclear research facilities at Natanz, in
hopes that
What systems could not do that? The sysems that in fact had failed to
establish such capitalist relations internally, in its domestic market,
in agriculture. Like Spain.
Actually, Brenner had cited 15th century Catalonia in his first Past
and Present article as one of the few examples of a
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