Yes, my voice recognition software is not feeling good today. I am typing my response.
Brad De Long wrote:
> >Michael Perelman>If market forces are supposed to allow poor nations to develop by >accepting sweatshops and pollution, why has the recent upsurge in >neoliberalism led to greater equality within nations and among nations? > >--
The 1990s *are* the first decade since the start of the industrial revolution when world inequality dropped: the 50% jump in output per capita in India and the doubling of output per capita in China in the past decade are extremely nice to see...
Brad DeLong
- from SLATE, Jim Devine Mon 02 Oct 2000, 00:26 GMT
- Re: from SLATE, Michael Perelman Mon 02 Oct 2000, 01:49 GMT
- Re: from SLATE, Dennis Robert Redmond Mon 02 Oct 2000, 23:10 GMT
- article by Jim Devine, Michael Yates Sun 01 Oct 2000, 21:58 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Sweatshop and Underpollution Question, Brad De Long Sun 01 Oct 2000, 20:13 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: Sweatshop and Underpollution Question, Peter Dorman Sun 01 Oct 2000, 21:01 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Sweatshop and Underpollution Question, Brad DeLong Mon 02 Oct 2000, 23:29 GMT
- Re: Sweatshop and UnderpollutionQuestion, Michael Perelman Tue 03 Oct 2000, 00:26 GMT
- Re: Re: Sweatshop and UnderpollutionQuestion, Brad DeLong Tue 03 Oct 2000, 16:57 GMT