NYT ECONOMICS
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Tuesday, December 23, 2003
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The NYT reports a stunning trend in economic behavior: People who don’t make a lot of money often shop at stores where prices are low. Intriguing.
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After this and their expose’ about 90 year olds dying off, I know another pulitzer in in the their future.
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Yep. Not sure what we’d do without such crack investigative journalism.
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Gee, imagine that.
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How the @#$% do they think Wal-Mart got to be the biggest corporation in the entire world? I hear statements like this and just KNOW that the speaker just does not live in the real world.
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Gee, Imagine That
In news of the ridiculous , apparently The New York Times has some stunning news about the economy. From James @ OTB:
People who don’t make a lot of money often shop at stores where prices are low. Intriguing. Really, is it a prerequisite to check …
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