Re: Keys to Economics

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Subject: Re: Keys to Economics
From: FAC_BROSSER@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx id <01HN9XIFP7NM8YCR9N@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; Mon, 20 Feb 1995 14:27:31 -0500 (EST)
Date: Mon, 20 Feb 1995 14:27:29 -0500 (EST)

     Well, even concrete is not forever.  Check out highways
in Kobe and LA after the earthquakes.  QWERTY might as well
be in concrete.  If you have a firm, and people in it are
accustomed to typing on QWERTY, will you buy any other
keyboard?  So much for your free market producer.  For that
matter, why aren't we using Esperanto rather than English on
international internet discussions?
Barkley Rosser
James Madison University

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- end.gr.--increasing returns, Abu Rizvi Mon 20 Feb 1995, 16:05 GMT
  - <Possible follow-up(s)>
  - Re: end.gr.--increasing returns, Neri Salvadori Mon 20 Feb 1995, 18:17 GMT
- Keys to Economics, John Gelles Mon 20 Feb 1995, 14:45 GMT
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  - Re: Keys to Economics, Bruce McFarling Mon 20 Feb 1995, 15:23 GMT
  - Re: Keys to Economics, FAC_BROSSER Mon 20 Feb 1995, 19:27 GMT
  - Re: Keys to Economics, Bruce McFarling Mon 20 Feb 1995, 20:29 GMT
  - Re: Keys to Economics, James Galbraith Mon 20 Feb 1995, 22:17 GMT
- File Transfer Protocl -- An Introduction, RICHARD P.F. HOLT Mon 20 Feb 1995, 14:27 GMT
- review of commands for the archives, RICHARD P.F. HOLT Mon 20 Feb 1995, 14:23 GMT

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