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To Frank!

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I love you elfie...but that's been in my bookmarks for over a year
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Something good for learning econ with real life application is Russ Roberts econtalk podcasts. Talks about a lot of different issues from an economic standpoint. Its not really full of that much economic heavy speak, anyone who has taken a basic econ101 should be able to understand it.

http://www.econtalk.org/
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