Economic reality of of advanced capitalism


	Economic reality of of advanced capitalism

tabsey

9-19-2007 7:41 AM

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economics, politics

tabsey says:

More reasons why Greenspan should not have lowered the interest rates when he did. He is either a moron, or was being controlled by the organ grinders. I don't think he is a moron.

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