Hi,
I have now had opportunity to go through your mail thoroughly, and I would
just like to say thank you. I'm trying to flesh out an idea for a further
function bulk discounts may serve in illegal markets, and I really
appreciate your help. Your mail was most useful.
Ole
At 21:37
I can give you a completely opposite reference :-)
Philip Mirowski, in the Cambridge Journal of Economics, nr. 8, 1984, pp.
361-379 has an article Physics and the marginalist revolution, where he
argues that the similarities between the physics of the 1800s and the
economics of the 20th
A problem with Fred's solution is that the most obnoxious spammers would
probably set their field to the non-spam when they sent out spam, in
order to increase the probability that it would be read. This would be
similar to spammers using subject-fields such as Re: Hello and In answer
to your
A book that really blew me away when I read it was Hayek's Fatal Conceit.
I was disappointed by the road to serfdom and didn't have
high expectations for fatal conceit, but the scope of the theory and
sheer fun of the huge ideas involved made it a great read. This is some
years ago, and I don't
e. As long as the market price is held constant,
the "price people in general face", if you like, then an individual consumer
will have a downward sloping demand curve, since only the price (and not the
good) will vary.
Ole J. Rogeberg
