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To: ahhaha who wrote (20889)4/27/2012 5:16:32 PM
From: cmg of 23333
 
Thought that was from an unknown EPA official.............:)

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From: dvdw©4/28/2012 9:04:34 AM
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Who does this sound like? Congrats are in order.....

siliconinvestor.com

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To: dvdw© who wrote (20891)4/28/2012 9:48:20 AM
From: DMaA of 23333
 
This link will work better:

Message 28111854

I stand here confused as to how you see the world so differently than I do.

That succinctly expresses the frustration around gridlock, polarization, alienation, all the good stuff that defines this Era of Bad Feeling.

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To: ahhaha who wrote (20884)4/28/2012 10:58:36 AM
From: sixty2nds of 23333
 
The Feds are running TV adds in South TX for people to apply for Food Stamps. eom

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To: DMaA who wrote (20892)4/28/2012 11:10:12 AM
From: DMaA of 23333
 
I defy anyone in this room to provide me with a constant in the field of economics that has the same unchanging constancy that exists in the fields of physics or chemistry.



Ahhaha has argued here that the rate of increase in productivity is practically a constant.

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To: DMaA who wrote (20894)4/29/2012 12:05:49 AM
From: ahhaha of 23333
 
Ahhaha has argued here that the rate of increase in productivity is practically a constant.

Not really. I've stated that it never occurs as a topic of relevance in econ discussions, say, at the graduate level, at any university. It's some nominal given that's always there. Also, it's considered to be unbounded above, a cornucopia to be plundered and destroyed by the Demolitionists seeking Fairness. (I capitalized "fairness" because it's America's God.)

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To: ahhaha who wrote (20888)4/29/2012 1:11:31 AM
From: ahhaha of 23333
 
Anybody look up or investigate the significance of "nonresidential fixed investment"?

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To: ahhaha who wrote (20896)4/29/2012 2:14:13 AM
From: frankw1900 of 23333
 
Yeah, i found this graph: here:http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2012/04/q1-gdp-comments-and-investment.html

Not comforting. A decline in productive investment.


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To: frankw1900 who wrote (20897)4/29/2012 2:22:44 AM
From: frankw1900 of 23333
 
And an increase in non productive housing expenditure.

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From: ahhaha4/30/2012 2:12:23 PM
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So what did the high school students advise FED about the EU?

They said that in order to address the problems occurring primarily in the southern basket cases an emphasis should be placed on youth employment and education. Don't expect capitalism from polished drones.Don't expect insight about the true imploding disaster, France. Only expect what can be found at the end of a link.

They said the US was the strongest economy. What clueless, cemented, overly influenced, dullards. When i was in high school we studied the causes for the decline and fall of the Roman Empire, and the oppression of immigrants by greedy robber barons. Those were worthy topics, worthy of derision.

Fortunately for them they'll get cloistered in the university where they'll be protected from any kind of truth.

In my book of the dead education has low priority. Ask yourself. How did the US rise to greatness? Via higher education? No. By the time academics got a hold of the system all the rugged individual creativity had been chased away by well meaning 'crats. Ever since the nation has been downward bound taken there by the best and brightest in the fulfillment of their need to do good and to achieve their goal of Fairness for all.

"In Fairness, we trust" --- motto of the transformed nation, USSA..

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