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salvorhardin

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6. That's bizarre

Reply to FogerRox (Reply #5)

Mon Feb 13, 2012, 09:15 PM

Feb 2012

I don't see a lot of coal-powered wood-framed iron core iPads. Who says manufacturing has to mean Victorian era technology? That's the same kind of basic error that Romer makes.

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k&r Liberal_in_LA Feb 2012 #1

I have some minor quibbles with Johnson salvorhardin Feb 2012 #3

This is what happens when Comparative Advantage meets reality Zalatix Feb 2012 #2

Du rec, nt xchrom Feb 2012 #4

Yeah... OK.... but FogerRox Feb 2012 #5

That's bizarre salvorhardin Feb 2012 #6

We dont have resources like we used to. How is that bizzare? FogerRox Feb 2012 #9

Why Manufacturing Still Matters ProSense Feb 2012 #7

Excellent! salvorhardin Feb 2012 #8