http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-reich/flat-tax-progressive-tax_b_1026339.html
http://robertreich.org/
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agujaloca
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China Aids Suriname, Expanding South American Role
“Chinatown, Suriname: Great article in @nytimes about China's Expanding Role in South America - http://nyti.ms/hhKddW”http://query.nytimes.com/search/sitesearch?date_select=full&query=suriname&type=nyt&x=11&y=10Times Topics: Suriname
World news about Suriname, including breaking news and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Dyl1980
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China Aids Suriname, Expanding South American Role
“Chinatown, Suriname: Great article in @nytimes about China's Expanding Role in South America - http://nyti.ms/hhKddW”
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TimesCast | Intuitive and Accessible
I just don't want or need a machine that talks at me.
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Striped Bass Poached in Spicy Soy Sauce
I think soy sauce should not boil.
Try it with a teaspoon of molasses, possibly caramelized, as the base of the poaching liquid.Soy goes on after plating. -
Paul
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The Larger Struggle
A rivalry is growing between democratic capitalist and state capitalist systems.David Brooks is wrong From the start to his unsupported conclusion.We do indeed need to move away from fossil carbon.Global warming is part of it. The constant strain on our balance of payments is another part. The addictive nature of motor transport and highways and tractors, yet more. None of these speak to capitalism.I do not see the philosophical split Brooks spends most of his space on. Oligarchy is nasty. Whether it owns the government or is the government makes little difference to those not included in the circle of power.
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snowchacha@aol.com
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The Larger Struggle
A rivalry is growing between democratic capitalist and state capitalist systems.
David Brooks is wrong From the start to his unsupported conclusion.We do indeed need to move away from fossil carbon.Global warming is part of it. The constant strain on our balance of payments is another part. The addictive nature of motor transport and highways and tractors, yet more. None of these speak to capitalism.I do not see the philosophical split Brooks spends most of his space on. Oligarchy is nasty. Whether it owns the government or is the government makes little difference to those not included in the circle of power.
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agujaloca
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China Aids Suriname, Expanding South American Role
“Chinatown, Suriname: Great article in @nytimes about China's Expanding Role in South America - http://nyti.ms/hhKddW”
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Dyl1980
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China Aids Suriname, Expanding South American Role
“Chinatown, Suriname: Great article in @nytimes about China's Expanding Role in South America - http://nyti.ms/hhKddW”
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TimesCast | Intuitive and Accessible
I just don't want or need a machine that talks at me.
The data rate is low and translation is demanding for me. -
4Heavenssake
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Does IMF Stand for Impressive Macroeconomic Flexibility?
So the IMF is holding a meeting on rethinking macroeconomic policy (I was invited but couldn’t make the timing work.) And the Fund’s chief economist has already made it clear that he’s open to some serious revision of the prevailing paradigm.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/oct/23/greece-austerity-turns-crisis-into-disasterLoans didn't help Greece recover – but it was austerity that turned a crisis into a disaster
The 'bailout' offered to the Greeks will have seen its economy contract 15% by the end of next year – a chilling illustration of what happens to economies starved of growth
http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2011/10/21/709076/greece/FT Alphaville has also taken a look at “Greece: Debt Sustainability Analysis”, an assessment prepared by European Commission economists for discussion on Friday among European finance ministers. We’ve put it in the usual place (and extensively quoted excerpts below).
The headline: it suggests private bondholders will be pushed to take 50 or 60 per cent haircuts.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/
An unstoppable force meets an immovable object
With a crucial summit this weekend and time running out to save the eurozone, the need to solve a key dispute between France and Germany as never seemed so desperate.
22 Oct 2011Europe's leaders threaten Greek default if banks won't take haircut
Lenders 'may need €100bn in capital’ as finance ministers battle to reach agreement in Brussels
22 Oct 2011
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2011/10/europe-update_22.html
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/22/meanwhile-greece/Meanwhile, Greece
At this point Greece almost seems like a sideshow. Yet the scale of its coming default matters, especially with some players still denying that such a default is conceivable. So I would be remiss not to mention the awesomely depressing report of European Commission economists, which is marked “strictly confidential” but has, of course, gone viral.
The opening:
Since the fourth review, the situation in Greece has taken a turn for the worse, with the economy increasingly adjusting through recession and related wage-price channels, rather than through structural reform driven increases in productivity.
That in itself is quite a revelation; did they really believe that structural reform was going to save the day? Even aside from doubts about Greek ability/willingness to carry through on promises, the fact is that nobody knows how much if any payoff microeconomic reforms will yield, and nobody in his right mind builds such payoffs into a fiscal plan.
Anyway, here’s the current outlook:
And this is with the Greek government assumed to run large primary surpluses — that is, surpluses not including interest payments — year after year in a deeply depressed economy."
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Paul
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The Larger Struggle
A rivalry is growing between democratic capitalist and state capitalist systems.David Brooks is wrong again.
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Occupy Wall Street Should Beware of the Old Guard - Room for Debate
This grassroots movement must avoid being co-opted by big, established organizations like unions and political lobbies.
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snowchacha@aol.com
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The Larger Struggle
A rivalry is growing between democratic capitalist and state capitalist systems.A distinction without a difference.
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Bill Cunningham | Natty
Here we go again.
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JoJo
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New York Congressman Resigns Over Shirtless Photo
For those who are asking what has this got to do with whether he's doing a good job? I'm inclined to say the same thing, which is what I said about that good and competent president, Bill Clinton, when the Replutocrats impeached him. Did you say that then also?
The Republicans could have spent months yelling around about family values and sniffing out moral turpitude.This way they have to figure out other reasons to say no.
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