RE: Re: Re: NPR on financial journalism

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From: "Forstater, Mathew" <ForstaterM@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2002 17:27:35 -0600
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Thread-topic: [PEN-L:21366] Re: Re: NPR on financial journalism

This is casual empiricism, but of all the long time econ profs at the
new school, I think the one whose students most end up on or near wall
st is Anwar Shaikh. mat

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From: Michael Perelman [mailto:michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
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I understand that David Rockefeller used to enjoy meeting with Stephen
Hymer for much the same reason.

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- WTO FSC case, Ian Murray Mon 14 Jan 2002, 17:36 GMT
- NPR on financial journalism, Devine, James Mon 14 Jan 2002, 17:33 GMT
  - Re: NPR on financial journalism, Doug Henwood Mon 14 Jan 2002, 19:31 GMT
    - Re: Re: NPR on financial journalism, Michael Perelman Mon 14 Jan 2002, 22:18 GMT
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  - RE: Re: Re: NPR on financial journalism, Forstater, Mathew Mon 14 Jan 2002, 23:28 GMT
- Morgenson on Arthur Andersen, Tom Walker Mon 14 Jan 2002, 16:27 GMT
- Safire on Arthur Andersen, Tom Walker Mon 14 Jan 2002, 16:12 GMT
- NPR blurb on Swedish taxes, William S. Lear Mon 14 Jan 2002, 15:12 GMT
- bubble boys, Ian Murray Mon 14 Jan 2002, 06:50 GMT

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