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To: russwinter who wrote (26664)	2/17/2005 6:25:53 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 110194

Why can't businessmen adjust their planning to rates of interest set below market? Good observations, IMO. Tha banksters have farked things up beyond repair as far as the true entrepreneur is concerened. mises.org >>But, still, the question always nags at people who think they grasp the basic idea: why do businessmen continue to fall for this scam? The gist of their query is this: surely, Scott McNealy or Andy Grove could afford to hire a guy who's read a little Mises and Hayek and who could therefore "foresee" that his bosses are about to play a starring role in the Austrians' "raft of entrepreneurial errors"? <<