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Re: RE: Keynes on "sinking funds"
At 12:34 PM 9/6/01 -0400, you wrote:
Right
now, as far as I can see, the only ones
supporting the Dem's fiscal policy stance
are PK and the DLC.
Is it really true that most macroeconomists in Washington are now rejecting
the fiscal austerity of PK and the DLC? ("PK & the DLC" sounds like a rock
group.)
Most everyone else
has jumped ship, probably in response to
my article in The Progressive Populist.
is this the famous "butterfly effect," in which small events can cause much
larger effects (a flapping butterfly in China causes a hurricane -- or a
himmicane -- in Florida)?
Jim Devine jdevine@xxxxxxx & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
- Thread context:
- Economics Reporting Review by Dean Baker, September 6, 2001,
Robert Naiman Thu 06 Sep 2001, 16:58 GMT
- "35-hour week puts French hospitals at risk",
Tom Walker Thu 06 Sep 2001, 16:58 GMT
- Keynes on "sinking funds",
Jim Devine Thu 06 Sep 2001, 16:25 GMT
- AN APPEAL TO PROGRESSIVE CALIFORNIANS,
Charles Brown Thu 06 Sep 2001, 16:20 GMT
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