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productivity goes down whereas the technological improvements in agriculture got on this war against tmo's and other things. the american labor, you go back to the 37 decisions. national cartels are very efficient and harmonization becomes a cynicism for cartelization. >> on the internet in particular, it does not obey national boundaries. general harmonization on good ideas is usually a good thing. harmonization of bad things is usually a bad thing. work on the't internet because a big part is of being those boundaries. my worry is that the alternative to some level of or less regional marginalization is the koblenz of would use -- is the equivalents of what he is talking about. >> i agree to some sense. i don't like international governments, international bodies on the other hand -- if you're a new net business, you are presented with a nightmarish set of rules, state- by-state rules in some areas. when we ran paypal, we had to find ways to comply with money regulator rules in all 50 states. that was probably harder than if you have a single one. it is a complicated question about which

productivity goes down whereas the technological improvements in agriculture got on this war against tmo's and other things. the american labor, you go back to the 37 decisions. national cartels are very efficient and harmonization becomes a cynicism for cartelization. >> on the internet in particular, it does not obey national boundaries. general harmonization on good ideas is usually a good thing. harmonization of bad things is usually a bad thing. work on the't internet because a big part is of being those boundaries. my worry is that the alternative to some level of or less regional marginalization is the koblenz of would use -- is the equivalents of what he is talking about. >> i agree to some sense. i don't like international governments, international bodies on the other hand -- if you're a new net business, you are presented with a nightmarish set of rules, state- by-state rules in some areas. when we ran paypal, we had to find ways to comply with money regulator rules in all 50 states. that was probably harder than if you have a single one. it is a complicated question about which