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On Tue, 19 Sep 1995, Gail Barnes wrote:
 
> Ah, Susan.  Thanks very much.  At the beginning of each semester, as I
> stare at rooms full of glazed and restless eyes, bored and sleepy faces,
> I sometimes forget why I'm here...TGP.
 
And, thanks for that note, Gail.  I got my first really good "stroke" as
I was giving my lecture on "What does that have to do with the price of
tea in China?" about complementary and substitute goods.  I was using
donuts, Brazilian coffee, and Chinese tea to illustrate the point, when
one of the students (a long-haired, rebellious-looking, motorcyclist)
suddenly looked up and said, "That would affect the number of traffic
tickets, too, 'cause at higher prices for donuts, the cops would spend
more time doing their jobs."  Give that boy a CEE-GARRR...
 
Bill the Cat in the Private Choices Public Policies Hat
 
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