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Feb. 6, 2007
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SAN FRANCISCO - William B. Sechrest prefers to think of economics as the efficient allocation of abundant resources - as opposed to scarce resources, which is typically featured in the standard definition of the word.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - William B. Sechrest prefers to think of economics as the efficient allocation of abundant resources - as opposed to scarce resources, which is typically featured in the standard definition of the word.
Just take intellectual property, for instance.
"If you think in terms of that bei...
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