So, let's see - your theory is that everyone sells the same thing at the same price sort of automatically???My "theory" is known as a "microeconomics" and it's not really mine. It's been around for quite awhile. I'm surprised you haven't heard of it before. It's pretty basic stuff.
It's good to know that you are really so foolish as to think everyone sells the same product at the same price (or even needs to). That helps us peg you for what you really are.
At the store where we buy milk there are different suppliers of the same milk and each charges a different price from the other. No, I'll take that back since two of the five suppliers happen to charge the same price for one of the three or more types they supply. Probably they all got together and dis this to confuse us, don't you think? Check with your wife if all milk prices are the same since you obviously don't do the shopping. Maybe she'll send you out on a "honey do" errand to research it (and buy some).
Actually Nightie I don't assume you've made four errors, I know you've made many more than that. Guess you don't remember the eleven you had on one thread. I guess the memory does dull with overuse and old age so you probably HAVE forgotten those nasty old "errors". I don't recall you admitting any of them - ever - no matter how egregious.
Certainly I will not admit to being in error for interpreting Jorgenson's work since I have not done so. That's what you SQLers have been doing - except that you've been misinterpreting it. I've merely been trying to set your malpresentations straight. You are the folks putting out repeated interpretations of his work and then claiming that your interpretation is what the FairTax supporters are claiming - while all along it's merely your misinterpretations that are in play.