Re: How an Economy Grows and Why It Doesn't (by Irwin Schiff)
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@CytherLynx "why the mask?"
He doesn't want people laughing at him in public.
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FROM WHAT I KNOW OF EASTER ISLAND YOUR RIGHT. INTERESTINGLY, THEY APPRANTLY JUST STOPPED WORK ON THE HEADS, LEFT THEIR TOOLS WHERE THEY DROPPED.THEY JUST LEFT,TO WHERE I CAN'T REMEMBER?
I LIKE YOUR EFFORT & I THINK YOUR EFFORTS ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE. YOU DON'T RANT ABOUT VIOLENCE. YOU HAVE TAUGHT ME SOMETHINGS & I APPRECIATE THAT. SO, THANK YOU FOR YOUR EFFORTS & TIME.
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You wear a mask, AND gloves? ... are you a burns victim?
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why the mask?
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we have waht we need water food a place to sleep at night i am happy.
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Do u understand what the term "trade" means?! U definitely don't need govn't for free trade, and thus don't need govn't to go around the world conquering land and ripping off resources.
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When a person buys a chair they are voting for more trees to be planted and companies respond to that by buying more wood...and other companies that grow trees get the signal to grow more.
Now if there weren't enough trees to go out or if the number of trees were falling, then the price of the chair wouldn't be so low. It'd be higher because the price would follow the scarcity. Again, the price system adjusts to show the relation between scarcity and demand.
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What is India 'developing' into? A low population country with low productivity, or a large population/production country with a 'developed' economic lifestyle to rival the West?
If Japan is 'running out of people' as you say, then that country would not have any reliance on imported food or materials and be self-sustaining. Is it, though?
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India is hardly developed, especially in the north. Japan also has a population crises, but they are running out of people not over-populating.
the economy is about achieving wants... its kind of risky to claim to know what people want (babies).
sexdrugsRnR 2 years ago
People are misled into this 'ideal' of a one-man one-woman 'family' goal. This includes the standard 2.5 kids. It's the ideal that is held up to people and is also what is causing the population doubling.
BankRampage 2 years ago