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C_Lawyer09 Donating Member (690 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-07-09 04:36 PM
Response to Reply #201
206. Keynesian vs. Austrian
The Austrian school makes more sense to me though at first glance it seems inconsiderate of the poor, after much reading, I came away with a different viewpoint, though I acknowledge that I'm no expert on economic theories. Rothbard and Hayek do a good job of explaining its underlying priciples. That said, the part I remain unconvinced on is health care, I feel there must be single payer. I don't see another way to provide competition to insurance companies that seem to have run amock.
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