http://www.observer.co.uk/business/story/0,6903,805309,00.html
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man for all markets At 93, the scourge of contemporary economics, JK Galbraith, is on the
attack. The author of The Great Crash tells William Keegan that President Bush's
moves against recession are no use at all Sunday Oct
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My most recent paper, Patent Theory versus Patent Law, has just been
published by the B.E. journal, Contributions to Economic Analysis &
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The article in the Post was sour grades. The
reality is that GMU has been entrepreneurial in recognizing slightly out of sync
economists and creating a spot for them and their programs. Buchanan and
Smith bucked the dominant intellectual trends of the profession to push forward
their agenda
Well since 85% of productivity of large companies is directly connected to
intangibles and these companies are almost completely blind to the human
qualities of what connects intangibles productivity : which you can test
from 2 simple exercises in the top left column thread at www.valuetrue.com
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