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It's likely well-more than $28 billion, just for dairy quota
I believe the $28 billion figure cited as the aggregate value of dairy quota, was based...
The free market and/or
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the numbers sound good, but are they?
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money
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Oh, piffle, how much quota do you have?
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Actually, GDP will increase, not decrease
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