| Subject: | [socialcredit] Re: Two Classes of Productive Assets, Two Markets, And Money | | Date: | Monday, March 7, 2005 13:32:52 (-0500) | | From: | W. Curtiss Priest <bmslib @...edu>
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wesburt@juno.com wrote:
...
> The elements are: people and a labor
> market in the public sector, the corporations
> and a global market in the private sector, and
> a medium of exchange to tie the two sectors
> together.
...
Dear Wesley,
Your divisions above are not as Rodney Shakespeare or
Robert Ashford would pose the division.
Now, I need to return Robert's phone call, and I
think it would be splendid if you were to read "Binary
Economics" and I would be glad to conference you, by
phone, in that chat.
Plus, I do have the ability to record telephony
directly to my hard drive. So, I could put the
recording on the net for others. (I previously have
done this on issues of "media concentration" -- archived
at http://www.lpbn.org)
So, logistically, maybe we can target for next Tuesday,
the 15th ?
Regards,
Curtiss
--
W. Curtiss Priest, Director, CITS
Research Affiliate, Comparative Media Studies, MIT
Center for Information, Technology & Society
466 Pleasant St., Melrose, MA 02176
781-662-4044 BMSLIB@MIT.EDU http://Cybertrails.org
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