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At The Risk Of Some Oversimplification, If The Skill Composition Of Our Work Force Meshed Fully With The Needs Of Our Increasingly Complex Capital-stock, Wage-skill Differentials Would Be Stable, And The Percentage Changes In Wage Rates Would Be The Same For All Job Grades.

Skilled Shortages In America Exist Because We Are Shielding Our Skilled Labor Force From World Competition. [visa Quotas] Have Been Substituted For The Wage Pricing Mechanism. In The Process We Have Created [a] Privileged Elite Whose Incomes Are Being Supported At Non-competitively High Levels By Immigration Quotas On Skilled Professionals. Eliminating Such Restrictions Would Reduce At Least Some Of The Income Inequality.

Senator, We Are Groping For Understanding, The Knowledge You Assume I Possess Doesn't Exist' - 'the Only Effective Regulation Lies In The Propensity Of Customers To Choose Alternatives, Of Investors To Move Their Funds Elsewhere And Of Labour To Acquire Technical Skills' - 'senator, If I Seem Clear To You, You Must Have Misunderstood Me' - 'unfortunately, Senator, Nobody Knows Where The Next Innovative Idea Is Coming From. Political Decisions Are Never Random And Will Always Lose Out To Innovative Alternatives

Anyone Willing To Do What Is Required To Become President Of The United States Is Thereby Barred From Taking That Office. I'm Only Half Joking

It's Hard To Overemphasize How Important Ford's Deregulation Was. True, Most Of The Benefits Took Years To Unfold-rail Freight Rates, For Example Hardly Budged At First. Yet Deregulation Set The Stage For An Enormous Wave Of Creative Destruction In The 1980s.