Re: NB Li Feng Seminar is nearly over with big issues outstanding

["John M. Legge" <jlegge@xxxxxxxxxx>]

For Mason and other users of older software:

my development of Li Feng's equations may be viewed at:
http://www.users.bigpond.com/msn/jlegge/InProgress/Li_Feng_eq.pdf
The equations are also in the spreadsheet (see below) but people
without Excel 97 may also be without Equation 3.0.

An Excel v4 version of my 2X2 model is at:

http://www.users.bigpond.com/msn/jlegge/InProgress/Li_Feng-4.xls

Microsoft are more innocent than usual in this case; v4 had some
severe restrictions implicit in its storage format.  Users of 97 can,
if careful (I wasn't), do a full dual-reading save so that 95 users
can do a complete load.

-----Original Message-----
From: Mason A. Clark <masonc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: POST-KEYNESIAN THOUGHT <pkt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thursday, 10 December 1998 7:34
Subject: Re: NB Li Feng Seminar is nearly over with big issues
outstanding


>
>  One for Charlie Mueller
>
>  John Legge's Excel sheet is in Excel 97.  It cannot be used in
>  earlier versions of Excel, such as my Excel 4.  This is a trick of
>  Microsoft -- changing the coding -- to force us to buy the
>  new version.   (For me, Excel 4 is otherwise all I need.)
>
>  There is a free Excel Viewer, but we cannot make the
>  changes that John Legge planned in his sheet.
>
>  There may be a way around this.  In Excel 97, save the
>  sheet as an earlier version, at least as early as version 4..
>
>  A little example of the power of monopoly.
>
>         Mason
>>
>>Will at least one of the fully accredited economists on this list
>>PLEASE look at Li Feng's paper and my model
>
>> http://users.bigpond.com/msn/jlegge/InProgress/Li_Feng.xls
>
>>and advise what is wrong with Li Feng's work and/or what to do with
it
>>
>>JML
>