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- cutterwatson, on 07/19/2008, -0/+0I have to say, I enjoy LewRockwell.com. Very interesting to see a different perspective. This was an extremely long article, I must say. I am not into newspaper, television, radio propaganda that is first and foremost leading us to believe not fact but jargon. I can't say that I always agree with the site and views but this article struck a cord with me because I am involved in the mortgage industry. I find it interesting to see a view and explaination which differs from the everyday marketing of the government. I completely agree with the one statement above, "Economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources...." However, why such a bitter tone? I'm not sure these comments from LewRockwell.com are created to stir up emotional distress...they seem more brain stimulating than something which was created to recieve a verbal bashing. "Great spirits shall always encounter violent opposition from the mediocre minds" Albert Einstein.
- CCoburn3, on 07/18/2008, -1/+1Economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources. The only two resources in the world that economist can agree are not scarce are paper & printer's ink. I have yet to read anything written by an economist that didn't involve a long and complicated explaination. Usually, when you wade through all of the myriad of words, it ends up that a normal person would have said the same damned thing is a short & simple paragraph.
LewRockwell.com ought to hire an editor -- someone who HATES words.
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