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  1. 03-14-2012, 05:50 PM #1
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    Economics is Fun, Part 14: Opportunity



    Consider Bastiat's That Which is Seen, and That Which is Not Seen

    Previous Economics is Fun topics...


    Part 1: Value
    Part 2: Price
    Part 3: Specialization
    Part 4: Trade
    Part 5: Time
    Part 6: Money
    Part 7: Middlemen
    Part 8: Speculators
    Part 9: Joint Enterprise
    Part 10: Taxation
    Part 11: Competition
    Part 12: Banking
    Part 13: International Trade
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    Good video. Except government exists and it isn't going away.

    Government forced refineries to spend money on controlling real pollution like SO2 and American cities went from having very poor air quality to having very good air quality.

    But then the Government moved on to a non-pollutant - CO2. ...
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    Government doesn't need to go away so much as be limited and regulated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    Government doesn't need to go away so much as be limited and regulated.
    Here here.
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