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3641What else Say was or wasn't a proponent of isn't really relevant. You saOeconomicus13/11/2010
3640<I> Back in 1980 we were competing with the Europeans and Japan but China TimF-3/11/2010
3639"By some measures this recession is worse, but not by a lot" Tim, I tRMF-3/11/2010
3638"Says Law" has been used to argue just about every economic theory, buRMF-3/11/2010
3637 I wasn't that familiar with the term "salts", but these pages exTimF-3/11/2010
3636Are union 'Salts' genuine employees entititled to protection by the usuaone_less13/11/2010
3635From “Nudge” to Shove Jonathan H. Adler • March 8, 2010 8:35 am The WSJ reportTimF-3/10/2010
3634Those heartless Swiss - voted not to let fish sue fishermen: .... Today, in gooBrumar8913/9/2010
3633"You don’t lend when politicians are making it more doubtful whether you arTimF23/9/2010
3632A lesson in liberty from the land of the free 'The Cracked Bell' by TriTimF-3/9/2010
3631Minimum Wages and the Economic Way of Thinking Steve Horwitz offers a short disTimF-3/9/2010
3630 I'm a bit younger than you, in junior high or HS, at the time, so my direcTimF-3/9/2010
3629 Water at least has the absolute worse case scenario that you can desalinate saTimF-3/9/2010
3628<i>"I don't see any impetus for unemployment to get better any tiOeconomicus-3/9/2010
3627<i>Yeah, I think this sums it up pretty well:</i> .... [graphic] NBrumar8923/9/2010
3626I think Israel gets much of their water from distillation plants. Actually, thRMF-3/9/2010
3625Tim, I was in construction in the "early 80's" and I can TELL YOU RMF-3/9/2010
3624You may be right. Water resources and oil have a similar history. On the hopefulone_less13/9/2010
3623OOPS, I think I severely MISJUDGED where you were coming from. I AGREE that allRMF-3/9/2010
3622People who've never been employed and never looked for work and who were plone_less13/9/2010
3621<I> and people that are working partime or are "underemployed" &TimF-3/8/2010
3620Tim, I'm not an expert on it, but I've heard that if you include people RMF-3/8/2010
3619Are We Overpaying Grandpa? By CASEY B. MULLIGAN Casey B. Mulligan is an economiTimF-3/8/2010
3618Leaving in droves February 24, 2010 By Kathryn Edwards and Heidi Shierholz SinTimF-3/8/2010
3617Keynes versus Hayek: A rerun of the 1930s June 17, 2009 by Mario Rizzo [ThisTimF-3/8/2010
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