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Old 10-12-2007, 02:48 PM   #63
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Then again if the goverment knows for a fact that the highly endebted population will buy less if hindered buy taxes, is it not a good thing for the economy to let some types of sales 'slide by'? Looking to an other side, are interstate officials numerous enough to control every sale? Would it be possible to automate surveilance? Would it be legal?
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