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Even so, the China, Russia relationshipis not a good analogy. And I will not contend that Israel and Palestine must be at war each other unless they have freemarkets. I'm simply asserting that free markets will be a part of the solution . "Sure I have simple, feasible solutions. An end to agression. Israel dismantles the settlements, withdraws
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"And actually it is you who is into needless broadness. Your claim that peace can only be accomplished through the market is silly. There were no markets in Soviet Union or in China, but they managed to live in peace. There are hundreds of states that manage to do so. You place impossible and needless, superflous conditions to the solution of Israeli
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As far as the housing bubble, read the FED publication that was sent out to all banks. After that it is easy to link financial crisis. I start my masters program in december. Tell all your freinds to visit.
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A good Austrian response would be, "Read Economics in One Lesson , and then come talk me."
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The article linked in the OP takes a different route, that really doesn't argue for more taxes at all, but less. His theory is that if you raise taxes on rich people, they will reinvest it to avoid the taxes . The investment then fuels growth. So "higher taxes" are only "good" if there is a mechanism to escape the taxes in the
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Only on the precipice. Sry for suggestig your posts as answers. Not in a bad way. My laptop is crazy.
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Dave - Those Kel Kelly articles were great. So you hold the position that hyperinflation is not coming?
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haha, seriously, its like they want to know if the State school is doing a good job teaching us the right "values".
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-11-03/federal-reserve-to-buy-additional-600-billion-of-securities-to-aid-growth.html sry wrong link
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Unit4- http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/11/business/economy/11fed.html "Fed buys Bonds by the Billions"