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This redirect was over-written by someone stating that the term has a real meaning in economics. The correct way forward would be to make this into a disambiguation page, pointing to an appropriate article where "Neutral good(s)" is discussed. Until then, the long-established redirect is appropriate. It is rarely appropriate to over-write a redirect without leaving any replacement way for the reader to find the link it provides. PamD (talk) 08:08, 7 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]
1. I fixed all old links in articles. A reader can use the search engine to find other meanings and/or use the "another meaning" template.
2. I removed the request to move the areticle to another Wiki. This article should be developed, and is simply a stub right now. See related atricles: Normal good, Superior good, Giffen good, Ordinary good, and more.
