Economy

[Harris Martin C <mch766s@nic.smsu.edu>]

   With all of the discussion around Latin America and the 
sports/rec./education topics what ever happened to the economy. I thought 
I had recalled that Josh Hoe had suggested any one of a number of 
resolutions around the domestic economy. This topic areas seems to answer 
the concerns of both groups.

   I would find it hard pressed to believe that even small schools would 
not have adequate access to economic policies. The online services 
available from the same source that allows access to the L also includes 
full texts of many the mainline economic magazines and Journals. IBD, 
Wall Street Journal and that such. Even smalltown libraries generally 
carry the Globe, the New York Post and other National newspapers that 
carry extensive business sections. 

   And my favorite two reasons are you get the big impacts that everyone 
wants if you care to go that path or you can craft smaller cases designed 
to link turn the generic disads. I think the latter would push CEDA even 
further into the internal analysis which generally generates better depth 
then breadth in a topic. Overall we would gain very specific in depth 
discovery of an issue important enough that some congress members 
thought there should have been a constitutional amendment for. Issues 
that have only gained enough importance to have generated 26 times 
previously.


Hypermart

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