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From: michael@ecst.csuchico.edu

I would say, d.

> Michael P wrote in [OPE-L:3836]:

> > The transformation problem [in the form of an
> > algebraic solution] does not make sense.

> Hi, Michael.

> What are you saying the problem is here? Is it:

> a) the idea that the transformation can be expressed algebraicly?
> b) the assumptions re fixed capital concerning the transformation?
> c) neither of the above?
> d) both of the above?

> Please explain.

> In solidarity, Jerry

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