Keith Addison wrote:
doesn't it? For the minority who wield (weild? Sometimes I HATE this
language!) ...
:-) What's the problem Robert? Just follow the rules: i before e
excepting after c. Simple. So please rein in all this unseemly
language-hatred. It's weird that you can't spell
Hi Robert
Indeed so, alas. The winds of free trade favour the ships with the
biggest sails.
But you malign the much misquoted Adam Smith. He's supposed to be the
darling of the neo-liberals and the corporate world, but he'd have
hated them. It's not just the term economic freedom that got
Keith Addison wrote:
Hi Robert
Indeed so, alas. The winds of free trade favour the ships with the
biggest sails.
Or, perhaps, the biggest guns . . . Why does this unfettered
marketry require repression of some kind? Perhaps most people see the
rules of unfettered markets favoring a
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Subject: [corp-focus] Reclaiming Economic Freedom
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 14:13:45 -0500
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Reclaiming Economic Freedom
By Robert
Keith Addison wrote:
Every year, the Heritage Foundation, in conjunction with the Wall
Street Journal, dutifully churns out its annual Index of Economic
Freedom, a ratings guide to countries' relative corporate
hospitality.
Anything that comes out of the Heritage Foundation makes
