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To: Steve_C who wrote (205415)	5/31/2009 3:58:01 AM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 306849

>>Dude, when are you going to figure out that I'm not even reading your posts?<< you are reading my posts. you are so wrong, you can't get yourself right! >>plus you're a little delusional to think Econ101 prepares you to do public policy analysis at this scale.<< actually, it does go a long way. too bad that alan greenspan and the other government bureaucrats don't understand it or they just tossed it as it got in the way of their short term self interest. >>I will say though that if you were in my Econ101 class I'd have to give you a C-<< you have to take a class before you can teach it. i went to a pac10 school and earned a 4.0 in econ 101. heck, i've even showed you the error of your ways - you now believe, correctly, that housing prices will drop more quickly if property taxes are increased. as for the ad hominem, you aren't in kindergarten anymore. it is about time to move beyond that mentality.