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To: dmz
Typically, when one discusses the laws of supply and demand (in theory), there is an assumption of a level playing field, which is not the case here.

There is no level playing field, doncha think? The sellers can fix these problems, if they want to. Just a thought.

74 posted on 10/23/2007 9:10:29 AM PDT by TankerKC (You don't have to believe everything you think.)
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To: TankerKC

See post #70. They are starting to fix the problem since it has gotten so out of hand.


77 posted on 10/23/2007 9:18:21 AM PDT by frankiep (Democrats base their ideology on the premise that you are too stupid to do anything for yourself.)
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To: TankerKC

There is no level playing field, doncha think? The sellers can fix these problems, if they want to. Just a thought.
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I guess that’s my point, why discuss the theory of supply and demand at all if we’re gonna let cheats rule the day. Make no mistake about it, that’s what the broker software does. And the court case in question is addressing exactly that, how to fix the problem (which is an obvious recognition that normal market forces are not at play).

And if normal market forces are not at play, then discussions about supply and demand are pretty unenlightening.


79 posted on 10/23/2007 9:22:53 AM PDT by dmz
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