Q: Is this product review positive? Title: "Refurbished", but like new Review: I'm very happy with my like-new blender. My 30-year-old-model burned out, so I'm enjoying this shiny, modern up-to-date replacement. Answer:
A: Yes

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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Really? Review: The book starts by proclaiming that neo-classical economics is adequate for explaining the information economy. This claim is not backed up in the book. First, textbook neo-clasical equilibrium theory contains neither money nor 'information'. Second, the book merely discusses qualitatively and nonsystematically ideas like positive feedback and increasing returns that were better presented by Brian Arthur. Third, even asymmetric information is not discussed (Ackerlof and Stiglitz are not even mentioned). Fourth (or zeroth), there is not a single empirical graph in the entire book, and nothing of modern ideas of network theory. So I would say that the book is more or less on the same level as Kelly's (pre-bubble-bust) "New Rules for the New Economy". All of these books implicitly hype the unregulated free market, in the face of both qualitative and empirical evidence that unregulated markets are not only unstable but are detrimental to human health and well-being. Answer:
A: No

Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Sorry JD but this is what i gotta say Review: This is the ONLY book i had trouble finishing by JD. This is the abosolute ONLY book she wrote that hasn't touched my heart in some way. I'm sorry but it's not even worth buying. To all you JD fans don't give up. The rest of her books far surpass this one. Answer:
