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To: Justin Banks who wrote (21951)	12/6/1998 2:57:00 AM
From: ed	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24154

Why don't you let the market decide the price of OS ? If the NT5 price is too high , which makes its Performance / price ratio can not be justified comparing with other OS, then either NT5 lost its market or NT5 drops its price. We are not in a planned economy or centrally controlled economy, so just let the market play itself out. If you do not want to buy Mercede S500 for $125k, then you can choose Honda. But still there are people out there like the performance of S500, and would like to pay the price. The government has no right to force Mercede to drop price if Honda set a price than the products of Mercede, that is what we call free market economy.