Austrian Economics, a lens on everyday reality

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Austrian Economics, a lens on everyday reality

An SI Board Since December 2001

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45	eddieww - <i>For the sake of discussion, let's say that the price agr	Don Lloyd	1	12/11/2001
44	<i>"What must be remembered is that while the owners can set any pric	eddieww	-	12/11/2001
43	eddieww - <i>I would think it obvious that the owners in this hypothetica	Don Lloyd	-	12/11/2001
42	I would think it obvious that the owners in this hypothetical are acting in thei	eddieww	-	12/11/2001
41	eddieww - <i>While we wait for today's FED intervention, let me pose	Don Lloyd	-	12/11/2001
40	While we wait for today's FED intervention, let me pose this question: Acco	eddieww	-	12/11/2001
39	Yep, the phantom of "just price" is one of the things governments love	Neocon	1	12/11/2001
38	Neocon - <i>Just thought I would get a couple of "big picture"	Don Lloyd	1	12/11/2001
37	Just thought I would get a couple of "big picture" posts in there, be	Neocon	-	12/11/2001
36	Now, one of the main things that Hayek pointed out is that the price system is,	Neocon	1	12/11/2001
35	An easy way of explaining the knowledge aspect of Hayek is to refer to the pheno	Neocon	-	12/11/2001
34	Tim - <i>When dealing with buybacks of granted options it in a sense seem	Don Lloyd	-	12/10/2001
33	<i> I think that it is a bigger deal that companies do not have their earn	TimF	-	12/10/2001
32	Tim - <i>If the company compensates its employees with options and then b	Don Lloyd	-	12/10/2001
31	If the company compensates its employees with options and then buys back the dil	TimF	-	12/10/2001
30	Don, BATPEU! LOL	Knighty Tin	-	12/10/2001
29	A last argument used to support option expense accounting - Finally, there is a	Don Lloyd	-	12/10/2001
28	And finally, a message that matches the name of the subject - A housewife is ob	Don Lloyd	-	12/9/2001
27	A discussion of some of the arguments used in favor of accounting for stock opti	Don Lloyd	-	12/8/2001
26	An alternate way of looking at exactly what happens when stock is used as compen	Don Lloyd	-	12/6/2001
25	Terry - <i>Don, he'll pay the $100M, because the dilution of existing	Don Lloyd	-	12/6/2001
24	Don, he'll pay the $100M, because the dilution of existing shareholders does	Terry Maloney	-	12/6/2001
23	DAK - <i>, it seems to me that in your example, Warren would pay current	Don Lloyd	-	12/6/2001
22	Don, it seems to me that in your example, Warren would pay current shareholders	LLCF	-	12/6/2001
21	An initial discussion of the proper accounting for employee stock options - A f	Don Lloyd	-	12/5/2001

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