>>- What is the "reality" that any price should reflect? 
> 
>         A price is "real" when it reflects an agreement 
> between traders. If
> a price is controled (price fixing, inflation, taxes, etc) 
> it's not real.

And who is the selling trader for common resources, like the oild deep
down below a natural park, the CO2 content of the athmosphere, or the
use of the 433 Mhz frequency band?

Wouter van Ooijen

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