Date: Mon, 3 Jun 1996 12:15:42 -0600 From: jlnich1-AT-service1.uky.edu (jln) Subject: Re: parasites >> Further, because the market determines the values for goods, >> not everyone can have the same level of satsifaction of goods. > > Do not understand. Cannot process. Click. Whirr. Bfffpt. Pop! > That is, people do not have the same satisfaction from the same goods. Equal opportunity relies on the notion that they do. But some people like champaigne (sp?) and some like beer, and some hate both. The market, mainly through a rule of the multitude, determines the price for different goods; champaigne, beer, water. Since people have to spend different amounts on these, they cannot acheive the same level of satsifaction. The rich can acheive satisfation easier, but even they might be hindered in this move. Jeff
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