To challenge the premise from a different angle:
"market failure," as I understand the term, typically
means something the market cannot provide for *anyone*
at *any* price. A common example is moral hazard in
insurance: insurance reduces the incentive of the
insured to avoid risks. The insurance
What do they call hairstylists who practice without a license?
"Barber-y" Corsairs! Ha! Comedy gold, people.
... that's all I can add to the story, sorry.
-John P."Robert A. Book" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Check out this website. It's a real time warp. And yes, Virginia does> license bar
I would suggest it's a self-enforcing cycle. In the
past, the Academy has tended to award its Best Picture
/ Best Director cherries to movies released closer to
its decision-making time. The studios, seeking Oscars
to add to their prestige, notice this, and release
more of what they consider thei
As the listmember who probably has the dampest ink on his econ B.A., I can verify that that's what's being taught in our universities.
-JP[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 12/4/03 3:07:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:>I think you are remembering your undergraduate education incorrectly
