I remember seeing the quote recently, just don't remember where. I'm tempted to think
H.L. Mencken for some reason, though. Also just reread Crisis and Leviathan and
suspect it might be from there if it's not Mencken.
Daniel L. Lurker
Actual happiness always looks pretty squalid in
Otherwise, perhaps people feel
a social
obligation to help support children in the society.
This behavior might also be for PR purposes. If some textile worker is laid off b/c
their labor is more expensive than foreign they might not be as likely to play the
part of Marxian victim of
Indeed, Hoppe is from Germany, even if he wishes he wasn't.
- Original Message -
From: Anton Sherwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, September 1, 2003 3:16 pm
Subject: Re: New Borjas Bombshell: Immigration Now Impacting College Grads' Incomes
alypius skinner wrote:
(Ironically, this
Although probably not marketable, why not use high incentives and some arbitrary
standard that is strongly negatively correlated with being a high risk donor?
Education, income or land ownership for instance? Bring a transcript showing at least
two years of college, a W-2 showing 15k of wages,
Interesting point. I'd be interested to know how blood is currently allocated among
hospitals and other end users. Market process or rationing? If the former, it seems
like there would be price differences in value dependent on the relative incidence of
blood types in the population. I suspect
Does anyone have data on costs related to the FDA approval process for
veterinary drugs? I am interested to see how these would compare to commonly
cited information on the burdens associated with the human drug approval
process (time required to obtain approval, supporting documentation
