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i think yahoo was maybe unfixable when she arrived, and maybe it should have been sold sooner, but ithink there was no point in reflecting on what could have been, and i think while symbolic, the name change is sad. they are one of the first generations of internet companies and i'm sad to see it go. >> it doesn't make sense to obsess of a trend you just missed because the thesis was that koogle was the big competitor. now micro soft is competing with amazon. he ran the cloud business and the stock is up on that. if they got yahoo and competed with google, they might have missed what they have now, right? >> i think that is entirely right. there has been leap frogs from search to mobile to social, and now we're looking at the next waves. the frame of augmented reality, how the frames and glasses change how we see the world. how they power that, virtual reality, all of the things on the internet of things. what happens when all of our devices are emitting data and are connected. the companies that go in will not win in social, they'll when on new trends and provide the products that w

didn't do very much because the total resources available to the householder remaining relatively unfixed. i'm talking theoretically at the moment. there's a large empirical literature that tries to look at all of these blanks. lots and lots and lots of research. economists are excessive to russians. our entire transfers the same as cash. that depends entirely on what the family would've done if they had cash. if you give a child a vaccine, if the family is going to give a child a vaccine anyway you handed them the cost of vaccine. if they would have done that, you fundamentally change the name. and then there's also literature on what are the labor supply effects of the transfers. there's a quote in the economics. it's usually unattributed msn. have you summarize economics? people respond to incentives. the rest is commentary. but then there's also the question of how much today was on. if you're interested, i will refer you to these volumes that i think in the interest of time lost a bit. here's just one example of why we might think that there are some big labor supply effects and othe

that was a situation that was almost unfixable. yahoo!ogles of the world and the facebooks of the world, that when she got there there was no chance for her to turn that around. so when the see the sale of yahoo!'s operating company to verizon, those legacy businesses from internet 1.0 back in the 1990's never made the pivot to internet to put zero, which has been dominated by google and facebook. francine: give us a sense of what yahoo! will look like, and the markets being stronger five years from now. paul: the operating company will now be paired up with aol, will have well over one billion users, which i really think is the threshold for advertisers to pay attention. they will be managed by tim armstrong, originally from aol, who really has got a good track record with madison avenue, with wall street. the expectation is they will be able to take that huge user base. some of the advertising technology that both companies to make a gamey of it against google, facebook, some of the other large players and internet advertising. francine