How’s supply keep up when there are massive distortions in asset prices and thus optimal capital allocation? You won’t answer, you have no clue wtf you’re saying.
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If you’d like to debate either, I’d be happy to make more of a fool out of you.
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Companies need resources to increase supply, jackass. Also, it’s not always prudent to keep increasing supply, if it doesn’t expand margins or generate higher ROIC. Clown.
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You probably don’t know this but the government rarely listens to the public. Just look at the U.S.
I have explained this to him countless times.
Increasing capacity is VERY expensive for companies. No company is going to increase capacity for an artificial and temporary increase in demand. That makes ZERO business sense.
In my businesses we are very conservative in increasing production / supply of anything without sound financials to support it long term that makes ROI sense.
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He doesn’t know what a balance sheet is.
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They listen every 2-4 years when the people elect government officials. It’s not the systems fault absolute goobers like you vote for the same idiots every cycle.
With money printing? Have you ever left the house?
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Absolutely.
A gold standard would be better than the current shit show, but I’d like to see legal tender laws abolished and have a free market in money. The market would still likely choose gold/silver, like it did for 5,000 years.
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Their rhetoric maybe public-centered but their actions are not. Please try and deprogram yourself and join reality. And who do i vote for and why are they idiots?
Ahhh yeah. I had money to spend.
Everyone who goes into politics (with like 3 exceptions worldwide) is a total loser. Hey, you should consider it! Just promise idiots things funded with other peoples’ money!
Another right-wing dumbass who doesn’t understand federal economics. Let me guess Mises didn’t tell you about this?
I work in equity research for a top 10 asset manager, I just need my career and real world experience to understand things. But yeah, I love being called a “dumbass” and told I don’t understand "federal economics " (lol, federal economics, like it’s different) by a jackass who pours drinks in a glass. Yeah, you’ve got some serious brain power!
Hey, nobody, you never told me. Since government debt is apparently funded with infinite resources and has an inelastic demand curve, why did rates on it skyrocket? I thought under “federal economics” (can’t stop laughing) there were no limits. What happened, bartending loser in life?
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My man owns real estate in imagination land and says shit like this.
I doubt you vote.
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Be fair, you know he votes. He’s a card carrying member of the Free Shit Army.
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Nah, I bet he’s too lazy to go to the polls and thinks it’s a waste anyway.
The more local the voting the more it means, typically speaking.
I vote all the time but have no illusion about the effectiveness of electoral politics.