Liam Daley is not the president.
The distinguished economic historian, Walt Rostow, showed in his book,
The Stages of Economic Growth, that historical take-offs into
self-sustaining growth have invariably been associated with periods of
relatively high inflation
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Yeah,how are Walt's GPL times at The 'Ring? :-)
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> Liam Daley is not the president. > > The distinguished economic historian, Walt Rostow, showed in his book, > The Stages of Economic Growth, that historical take-offs into > self-sustaining growth have invariably been associated with periods of > relatively high inflation >In article <[email hidden]>,
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By "historical take-offs" are you referring to catching air in the Lotus
at the Ring? And "relatively high inflation" can be fixed in the pits by
simply adjusting the air pressure in the tires. But I don't know what
distinguished economic historians are doing playing GPL in the first
place...
Todd
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> Liam Daley is not the president. > > The distinguished economic historian, Walt Rostow, showed in his book, > The Stages of Economic Growth, that historical take-offs into > self-sustaining growth have invariably been associated with periods of > relatively high inflation >Todd Walker <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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They need to have some fun just the same as everyone else I guess ;)
Mikkel
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> In article <[email hidden]>, > [email hidden] says... > > Liam Daley is not the president. >. But I don't know what > distinguished economic historians are doing playing GPL in the first > place... > ToddBeats me.... but it sure aint no GPL!
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> Liam Daley is not the president.
>
> The distinguished economic historian, Walt Rostow, showed in his book,
> The Stages of Economic Growth, that historical take-offs into
> self-sustaining growth have invariably been associated with periods of
> relatively high inflation
