Economics 0001

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Economics 0001

Tom Brosz — 11/19/2001 2:52:29 PM (archived)

If you want it highly simplified:

every bit of economic progress in the world has been made by people who have more wealth than they need to live. In other words, without the "rich," you would still be walking around behind an ox for a living.

I can't believe the state of economic education in this country.

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Bush wants to axe both Pluto and Europa missions - Buck Galaxy - 11/19/2001 6:02:18 PM
- Sounds like years of bad NASA management are coming back to haught them - Larry J - 11/19/2001 6:57:43 PM
- Re: Bush wants to axe both Pluto and Europa missions - phil - 11/19/2001 6:16:35 PM
  - You don't care about Europa Orbiter? - alcaray - 11/19/2001 8:27:58 PM
    - Re: I'm afraid.. - Raoul - 11/19/2001 8:37:17 PM
      - Re: I'm afraid.. - Justin Kelly - 11/19/2001 11:38:19 AM
        
        I agree in part - Buck Galaxy - 11/19/2001 7:39:57 PM
        
        Re: and Mars? - Raoul - 11/19/2001 6:42:55 PM
        
        I can't come close to understanding how - alcaray - 11/19/2001 12:12:11 PM
        
        I can - Buck Galaxy - 11/19/2001 7:50:01 PM
        
        I think NASA is being restructured for a reason - Scott - 11/19/2001 2:19:50 PM
        
        Excellent point... - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2001 2:58:39 PM
        
        Another hard fact... - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2001 12:32:12 PM
        
        Thanks for all the lessons and hard facts - alcaray - 11/19/2001 6:28:49 PM
        
        another good constructive question. . . - Justin Kelly - 11/20/2001 1:33:38 PM
        
        this actuall sounds constructive. . . - Justin Kelly - 11/19/2001 12:20:39 PM
    - Re: You don't care about Europa Orbiter? - Justin Kelly - 11/19/2001 11:54:21 AM
- We're lucky we're getting as much done in space as we are. - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2001 12:06:14 PM
- What's particularly outrageous and aggravating... - Robert - 11/19/2001 9:08:04 AM
  - Speaking of outrageous... - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2001 10:45:45 AM
    - Careful, Tom, you're gonna sprain that knee - Robert - 11/19/2001 11:23:52 AM
      - My knee is well-conditioned, thanks. - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2001 11:59:51 AM
        
        Re: My knee is well-conditioned, thanks. - Robert - 11/19/2001 12:58:08 PM
      - Re: Careful, Tom, you're gonna sprain that knee - Justin Kelly - 11/19/2001 11:50:25 AM
        
        Re: Careful, Tom, you're gonna sprain that knee - Robert - 11/19/2001 12:45:43 PM
        
        Capital only multiplies productivity of labor - Scott - 11/19/2001 2:00:11 PM
        
        what you can count on. . . - Justin Kelly - 11/19/2001 1:05:54 PM
        
        Economics 0001 - Tom Brosz - 11/19/2001 2:52:29 PM
        
        The state of economic education in Tom - Buck Galaxy - 11/19/2001 7:22:30 PM
        
        Re: The state of economic education in Tom - Tom Brosz - 11/20/2001 8:03:22 PM
        
        Nice dodge - Buck Galaxy - 11/20/2001 10:34:40 AM
        
        I don't mean to nit pick - Scott - 11/20/2001 12:36:42 PM
        
        Another example - Larry J - 11/20/2001 12:56:11 PM
        
        Ah Yes...DEATH: The ultimate taxable event - Scott - 11/21/2001 6:31:59 PM
        
        A prefer to see it as more of a "parry." - Tom Brosz - 11/20/2001 12:20:43 PM
        
        Re: A prefer to see it as more of a (n/t) - Buck galaxy - 11/21/2001 3:32:35 PM
        
        Try that again - Buck Galaxy - 11/21/2001 3:43:49 PM
        
        But does GE actually pay taxes? - Larry J - 11/21/2001 4:38:38 PM
        
        Supply and Demand - Buck Galaxy - 11/21/2001 3:58:58 PM
        
        careful with that double edged sword Buck. . . - Justin Kelly - 11/20/2001 1:26:17 PM
        
        Why don't we both be honest - Buck Galaxy - 11/20/2001 3:21:54 PM
        
        Complicating factors - Larry J - 11/20/2001 4:39:43 PM
        
        I'll make a new post uptop n/t (n/t) - Justin Kelly - 11/20/2001 4:37:49 PM

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