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HES: RE: QUERY--Origin of the phrase "short-termism"
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[log in to unmask] (Fritz Efaw)
Date:
Wed Mar 28 08:23:50 2007
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Not sure I've seen this.  Is it different from "short-timism," which might
describe the behaviour of short-timers, i.e., employees nearing retirement
or prisoners in stir approaching parole?

Fritz Efaw

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