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To: derek cao who wrote (23550)	8/28/1998 6:12:00 PM
From: Katherine Derbyshire	Read Replies (2) of 70976

>>Agree. But government intervention in my dictionary means set priority for individuals or companies and redistribute income. It is not rules or laws govern the exchange goods or money between them. I hope I made myself clear.<< I think your definition fails because, under it, one man's rule is another man's intervention: zoning laws, taxes, and environmental regulations, for starters, all depend on what chair you're sitting in. >>Agree. But without government's mandates cost, therer will be competitions soon or later. Do you agree? << No, I don't agree. If Standard Oil controls the oil coming out of the ground, the pipelines, the refineries, and the distribution to the customer, how exactly is competition supposed to get a toehold? Katherine

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