Lets Look Back At Economics 101
⊆ 09:18 by Red Pill | ˜ 0 responses »Lets Look Back At Economics 101, things to note, ask yourself with so-called policy and rules of whatever theory of economics aside to start with;
Are prices on goods worth more because they're...
A) rare in supply, B) high demand for profitability or C) so-called market controlled increases set in policy of some nature?
Then think and ask, is the actual value of paper money worth alot less, thus these so called bills or notes are needed more of to acquire the power to purchase something with less of these objects called bills or notes, paper money.
Not known widely and not know whether fact or not, some well few get told the Reserve (of most nations) Bank prints more money when we spend more of it, example Christmas time and buying gifts, at this time some businesses put prices right up for large profit on each item purchased whereas others lower prices to acquire more items purchased of there business due to that there lower price beats the competitors prices which are higher. At this time also, such gifts are increased to retails and sales stores, thus the supply appears to have increased based on demand, however what is not known to only a few is that the quantity in supply may always be the same but still with the producer or in storage out the back of a store, thus at Christmas the special on sale signs comes out and so do more products and stalls etc.
Conclusion...
Supply and Demand and a free-market, ha, not always guaranteed. Private Companies: Care of profit over people always, privatization and central banks not owned by there own people teach us the lessons of ultimate loss.
- by Red Pill
Are prices on goods worth more because they're...
A) rare in supply, B) high demand for profitability or C) so-called market controlled increases set in policy of some nature?
Then think and ask, is the actual value of paper money worth alot less, thus these so called bills or notes are needed more of to acquire the power to purchase something with less of these objects called bills or notes, paper money.
Not known widely and not know whether fact or not, some well few get told the Reserve (of most nations) Bank prints more money when we spend more of it, example Christmas time and buying gifts, at this time some businesses put prices right up for large profit on each item purchased whereas others lower prices to acquire more items purchased of there business due to that there lower price beats the competitors prices which are higher. At this time also, such gifts are increased to retails and sales stores, thus the supply appears to have increased based on demand, however what is not known to only a few is that the quantity in supply may always be the same but still with the producer or in storage out the back of a store, thus at Christmas the special on sale signs comes out and so do more products and stalls etc.
Conclusion...
Supply and Demand and a free-market, ha, not always guaranteed. Private Companies: Care of profit over people always, privatization and central banks not owned by there own people teach us the lessons of ultimate loss.
- by Red Pill
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