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Once we realize that the "bad" drives out the "good", it becomes possible to anticipate and correct it.  The "bad" can be prohibited, excluded, or stopped immediately as it occurs.  Better yet, can the "good" drive out the "bad"?
 
Once we realize that the "bad" drives out the "good", it becomes possible to anticipate and correct it.  The "bad" can be prohibited, excluded, or stopped immediately as it occurs.  Better yet, can the "good" drive out the "bad"?
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== Is the Converse of Gresham's Law True? ==
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=== Is the Converse of Gresham's Law True? ===
    
The converse of Gresham's Law would be this:  the "good" drives out the "bad".  Is it true?
 
The converse of Gresham's Law would be this:  the "good" drives out the "bad".  Is it true?
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== Consumer Surplus, Revisited ==
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