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To: gg cox who wrote (16640)	4/7/2007 11:35:31 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217921

gg, when we hear about de-regulation, which increases effeciency in a sector in particular and or in the economy as a whole, we area talking about removing the pile of laws and rules. When we complain a about red tape making difficult doing business is the same case. It is not the rule-follower IBM that created the computer industry, it was the weirdo, the ousiders, like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates some 25 years ago. Boeing, GE, GM, Cat, albeit created by the US long before rules for this rules for that, they were all, right now, being slowly withering away. Ford and Gm because they no longer produce cars they care for the empoloyees health care imposed byu old rules. Any country that is growing fast is because they have implemented reforms. Take Brazil for isntance: It cold be growing at 5% to 6% idf would implement reforms. But there they are protecting old rules that hapmering further growth..