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by pepe09 on October 25th, 2009
Certainly.
If it isn't, then we are all done.
by kybear on October 25th, 2009
yes
by calicorey on October 25th, 2009
Yes, ethics should be a part of economics.
If rules are not set, then financial collapses like we just had happened.
Just think if the Bush administration had inforced the rules that had been written. Fewer people would have defaulted on their loans because they were in a loan they could not afford.
by Just Another on October 25th, 2009
Part. One of many parts. Not the ruling part of the many parts. Should alcohol and tobacco products be sold for use to make a profit? You bet. Should alcohol and tobacco products be sold for use by 6 year olds to make a profit? No way.
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by Answerbag Staff on April 27th, 2010
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What's Alan Greenspan doing these days?
by 'Chengdu on December 23rd, 2011
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Are U.S salaries too high only as much as U.S CEOs and top execs are in comparison to the rest of the world?
by -O-uknow on November 19th, 2011
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What happened to the English language? Could the use of more and more slag by our youth contribute to the downgraded economy of today?
by carmenator8 on December 6th, 2011
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How to solve this microeconomics problem?
by Anonymous on December 29th, 2011
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