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/\ ADVANCE CONSUMER ORDERS would solve ALL economic problems! /\ .

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From: Keesy
Date: Wed, 01 Jan 1997 00:00
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                  ADVANCE CONSUMER ORDERS
                would solve ALL economic problems!


     If consumers placed long-term consumer orders with industry, all
economic problems would suddenly be solved for all time.  So would all
those many other economic-related social problems.
     At least it would for those workers who placed these long-term
orders with industry.

     So why aren�t economics professors teaching this basic fact to
their students?
      And why aren�t economics students demanding that their professors
teach them about an economy which labored to fulfill the industrial
orders of the ultimate consumers themselves rather than governments and
investors?

      Are economics professors ignorant of the basic facts of economics?
     If so, perhaps students members should demand that their professors
learn these facts before they pretend to teach. 
     if they refuse to do so, then perhaps the more intelligent of
business students should spend a few hours learning about these basic
facts themselves.  The rewards may more than compensate them for their
invested time.

     I would be pleased to email some information on this vital topic to
anyone interested.

             Keesy
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Subject: /\    ADVANCE CONSUMER ORDERS would solve ALL economic problems!    /\   .
Date: 1997/01/01
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