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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Three Modes of Perception of Economics
Economics, mit Humor
Three Modes of Perception:
The Liberal, The Conservative, The Libertarian
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I. The [Neo-] Liberal
II. The Conservative
III. The Libertarian
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