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To: ratan lal who wrote (12265)	6/14/2000 12:16:00 PM
From: DanD	Read Replies (2) of 13582

How high is our horse anyways? And when do we get off that high horse? When we stop having the lowest tax rate per capita of GDP and the freest economy in the world. It could be freer no doubt, but facts are facts. Regulation exist in US. It will always exist. But we are not bound by the government to implement GSM or CDMA systems with the spectrum we purchase. That is the point. That is why the Q is a force in this industry. Because it was not Governed out of existence. Once again this is not a us against them issue. I want Europe and Asia to open there markets. That is the point. I would like to see fairer and better laws that enhance inovation (CDMA etc) and protect property (spectrum ownership, patent laws) in the US. But for the moment I go with the US way it is best in the world. Our economy is constantly reinventing itself. As far as Greenspan is concerned the debate to eliminate the central bank is at least one that could happen in this country. It would never even be considered in almost anywhere in the world. Dan D

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