[lbo-talk] jobs
martin
mschiller at pobox.com
Tue Jun 8 09:10:58 PDT 2004
The evidence is experiential - the cost of 1/2" CDX at Home Depot, the
apparent increase in the shipping of basic components of
reconstruction. None of this would be considered 'evidence' in the
sense that you would find useful, although it forms a conceptual
picture of economic activity for me and when it coincides with your
statistical 'evidence' I'll feel more confident wrt it's accuracy.
I used 'reconstruction economy' to contrast to R.'s use of 'war
economy' (the production of bullets, weapons, etc. that would disappear
following the end of a state of war.)
Martin
On Jun 8, 2004, at 7:56 AM, Doug Henwood wrote:
> Huh? Could you offer some evidence for this? I've got some coming in
> the next LBO, but I'm not giving it away for free.
>
> The war has raised the price of oil, which is a drag on economic
> activity. Is that what you mean by a war economy?
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