Subject: Re: [LPNY DISCUSS] George Will explains it all
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 20:04:46 -0500
To:        <lpny_discuss@yahoogroups.com>
From:     Bob Armstrong <bob@cosy.com>
On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 22:57:52 -0000, robgood3 wrote:
>=A0I think you're both seeing regularity and mechanisms where=
 neither
>=A0exist. =A0It's more like a random walk, and I don't think the=
 ground
>=A0is even tilted. =A0There are feedback mechanisms in some=
 individual
>=A0policy matters, but not overall.

 I believe the macro feedback very much exists . Consider the
 election of Margaret Thatcher and de-nationalization of many
 of the industries nationalized by the socialists after WW2 .

Previous :
>=A0--- In lpny_discuss@yahoogroups.com, Bob Armstrong=
 <bob@c...>=A0wrote:
>
Gary Popkin : 
>=A0>=A0>=A0>Yes, this seems so obvious (once it is explained) that it=
 is
>=A0amazing that
>=A0>=A0>=A0>Great Britain has been able to muddle through for 1000=
 years.
>
>=A0>=A0>=A0Maybe it has something to do with the maximization of=
 long-term
>=A0> > government=A0largesse.
>
>=A0>=A0Yes , I believe this is very much the controlling factor .
>=A0Hence , the
>=A0>=A0"mixed" economy which in democracies leads to oscillation=
 between
>=A0>=A0election of socialist and "conservative" governments .

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