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Austrian Economics, a lens on everyday reality
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Emcee:  Don Lloyd Type:  Moderated
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195A starting point in looking at real wages is determining labor productivity. Adgpowell-4/24/2003
194Wildstar, <i>In Gene Callahan's book, he mentions that minimum wage lDon Lloyd-4/24/2003
193Don, In Gene Callahan's book, he mentions that minimum wage laws initially Wildstar-4/23/2003
192gpowell, All good points. Some of what you mention ties in to one of my currentDon Lloyd-4/23/2003
191Minimum wage laws do more than increase the unskilled unemployment rate. By not gpowell-4/23/2003
190Wildstar, <i>A couple of years ago, you had a conversation with ahhaha abDon Lloyd-4/23/2003
189Don, A couple of years ago, you had a conversation with ahhaha about minimum waWildstar-4/22/2003
188Don, You did not make the argument for "efficiency." I simply see itWildstar-4/3/2003
187Wildstar, <i>I have trouble with this conclusion. Part of the Austrian viDon Lloyd-4/3/2003
186Don, <i>I agree that the statements you are looking for can probably not Wildstar-4/3/2003
185Wildstar, I agree that the statements you are looking for can probably not be mDon Lloyd-4/3/2003
184Don, <i>The point that I was apparently trying to make was that everyone Wildstar-4/3/2003
183Wildstar, <i>You state that subjective demand can be compared between indDon Lloyd-4/3/2003
182Don, I don't mean to continue harping on a previously discussed topic, but Wildstar-4/3/2003
181<i>...Even if no cash changes hands, issuing stock options to employees inDon Lloyd-3/25/2003
180Tim, <i>I also think that many companies have given to many stock optionsDon Lloyd-3/17/2003
179If you keep giving out more shares then have reverse stock splits the number of TimF-3/17/2003
178Tim, <i>If you issue more shares the stock gets diluted. If you dilute itDon Lloyd-3/17/2003
177If you issue more shares the stock gets diluted. If you dilute it enough the prTimF-3/17/2003
176Tim, <i>...(perhaps as a lost oportunity cost, if you consider that puttiDon Lloyd-3/17/2003
175The cost to the company can reasonably be considered to be 0, because the cost iTimF-3/17/2003
174Tim, <<Second, it is easy to demonstrate that the proper calculation of EDon Lloyd-3/17/2003
173<i> Second, it is easy to demonstrate that the proper calculation of EPS mTimF-3/17/2003
172Three feet, one mouth Saving for reference. boston.com <i>Footnote repoDon Lloyd-3/17/2003
171Wildstar, <i>I don't play. To me, it would be essentially throwing awDon Lloyd-3/6/2003
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