Interesting idea, I 'd love to read comments coming from people on this list!! I promise to look at the sites. However, briefly on on your second topic, I would tell people at DAvos (New York this time) that by defining the "mixed economy" as the "shape of business-government relations" you are leaving out the majority of the population of the world!!!!, So at least for the developing world, that definition in my opinion leads to more of the same stuff countries like Argentina and mine (Uruguay) have been suffering for the last decades...jj
Bradford DeLong wrote:
> I am running two workshop sessions at the World Economic Forum. The
> first is a discussion of just why it was that this most recent
> recession caught everybody (or everybody except those who had been
> unsuccessfully predicting a recession every year since 1995) by
> surprise. The second is a discussion of the future of the mixed
> economy--more specifically, what will the shape of
> business-government relations be in the approaching post-neoliberal
> age.
>
> I've put my own (very brief) notes on these questions up on the web
> at <http://www.j-bradford-delong.net/TotW/recession_surprise.html>
> and at
> <http://www.j-bradford-delong.net/TotW/business_and_government.html>.
> Anyone who has anything to say--or anything that they think should be
> said--is welcome to add their comments to those web pages...
>
> Brad DeLong