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|    Lee Lofaso to Richard Webb    |
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|    27 Oct 12 16:54:33    |
      Hello Richard,              [..]              RW>One of the strongest arguments I've seen for this was       RW>posited by the economist Robert H. Frank.       RW>Look him up on google or your favorite search engine.              Official web site of Robert H. Frank -              http://www.robert-h-frank.com/              RW>I have some real philosophical problems with big government,       RW>but there are just some things that only government can do       RW>effectively, if we force it to actually be accountable and       RW>responsible. Can it do that, or will it become just another       RW>political football to be kicked around? IF the later then       RW>the people lose.              Well, it is true that Robert H. Frank wrote the book (with       fellow economist Ben S. Bernanke), "Principles of Economics",       New York, McGraw-Hill, 2001 (since translated into several       languages around the world).              I take it you know who Ben S. Bernanke is, and why this       outstanding book is regarded as being the basis for Obamanomics.              For another view of economics, and how economics really works,       you might want to read "Progress and Poverty", by Henry George.       Look him up on google or your favorite search engine. And get       your free downloadable copy of his book. ;)              --Lee              --- MesNews/1.06.00.00-gb        * Origin: news://felten.yi.org (2:203/2)    |
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