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Wed, 21 Nov 2012 14:37:19 -0500
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Dear SHOE list:

I got the following 2 questions from Paul Rubin. Any takers?
Question:  When was "competition" first used in economics.  Harder 
question: Why is the economy called "competitive" when it is actually 
cooperative?
Please answer to the list, and I'll forward the consensus answers (if 
they emerge) to him.
Bruce Caldwell

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