Economic Crisis: Where have the jobs gone? : Indybay

Part II of a series of talks on the Economic Crisis

The bedrock of present-day global economic investment and commerce is free markets. The entire conventional understanding of macroeconomics is based on fundamental assumptions about supply and demand. Yet in critical circumstances, such as long-term speculation and health care, those assumptions do not apply. Failing to see this, the “experts” remain blind to the causes of past and future financial, economic, and social crises.

At the root of the economic crisis is the historical process of development of markets and capital.

Sharat G. Lin, Ph.D. is president of the San José Peace & Justice Center. He writes on global political economy, the Middle East, India, labor migration, and public health.

Donation: $5 - $10 (no one turned away for lack of funds)

This event is sponsored by San Jose Peace and Justice Center and EDGE for Economic Justice

Economic Crisis: Where have the jobs gone?
Date	Thursday July 21
Time	7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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San Jose Peace and Justice Center 48 South 7th Street San Jose, CA 95112
Event Type	Speaker
Organizer/Author	San Jose Peace & Justice Center
Email	sjpjc [at] sanjosepeace.org
Phone	408-297-2299
Address	48 South 7th Street, San Jose, CA 95112
Part II of a series of talks on the Economic Crisis The bedrock of present-day global economic investment and commerce is free markets. The entire conventional understanding of macroeconomics is based on fundamental assumptions about supply and demand. Yet in critical circumstances, such as long-term speculation and health care, those assumptions do not apply. Failing to see this, the “experts” remain blind to the causes of past and future financial, economic, and social crises. At the root of the economic crisis is the historical process of development of markets and capital. Sharat G. Lin, Ph.D. is president of the San José Peace & Justice Center. He writes on global political economy, the Middle East, India, labor migration, and public health. Donation: $5 - $10 (no one turned away for lack of funds) This event is sponsored by San Jose Peace and Justice Center and EDGE for Economic Justice original image (640x820) For more event information: http://www.sanjosepeace.org Added to the calendar on Wednesday Jul 6th, 2011 6:16 PM

TITLE	AUTHOR	DATE
Shouldn't be "Where have the jobs gone" BUT "The jobs are gone, now WTF we goin do?	Way ahead of yall..wtf you been?	Wednesday Jul 20th, 2011 10:17 PM

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