[OPE-L] The Two Laibmans

From: Jurriaan Bendien (adsl675281@TISCALI.NL)
Date: Wed Apr 11 2007 - 15:12:01 EDT

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I'm very glad the two Laibman's are really One. I am a bit of a guitar
player myself, I am not technically all that good, but I do know my chords
and I have an ear for music so I can usually make a song of some sort.

However I still haven't cracked the simultaneist challenge fully. It's
because I keep changing my idea of what to model and measure.

I have ordered Kliman's book, we'll see how that goes, and I am going to do
more work on the global labour data, I'll keep you posted.

As I said, I think Marx believed product-values existed regardless of
prices, that prices could deviate from values and that precisely those
deviations were very important to explain the modes of business development.

Jurriaan

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