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Date Posted: 13:49:34 10/31/02 Thu
Author: Richard
Author Host/IP: 1Cust19.tnt1.gainesville.fl.da.uu.net / 67.243.7.19
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Spending as a percent of GDP
In reply to: Kafka 's message, "Re: Probably a better question to ask:" on 13:02:53 10/31/02 Thu

Hi guys,

Despite the flexibility of the Constitution, we can add Bolagard's thoughts to our examination of economic history. It is possible to look at government spending as a precent of GDP. If, as he suggests, Democrats tend to overspend and Republicans are left to foot the bill, we can definitely check that out. I think we should add that to our list.

Richard

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Re: Spending as a percent of GDP -- Kafka, 14:13:08 10/31/02 Thu
- It is still in the definition stage. -- Richard, 21:08:07 10/31/02 Thu
  - Re: It is still in the definition stage. -- Kafka, 17:12:31 11/01/02 Fri