What is not speculative is the law of supply and demand. You raise the price of something and demand will drop.
What is not speculative is the law of supply and demand. You raise the price of something and demand will drop.
What is not speculative is the law of supply and demand. You raise the price of something and demand will drop.
What is not speculative is the law of supply and demand. You raise the price of something and demand will drop.
That law is neutralized by printing more money...
So, let's try it and see. I think people are important... Moreso than cheap products and food (granted I don't think those will be affected).
I really hope my sarcasm meter is broken.That law is neutralized by printing more money and giving it out or by taking money from one group and giving it to another more deserving group. Both policies make more money available so everyone's standard of living improves. The only time this does not work is if misguided conservatives spoil things by restricting the largess so that too little money is printed or redistributed. Politicians have proven these policies to be effective because they get rich doing it. Nothing succeeds like success!
If you don't think increasing labor costs will increase prices, then you have all the economic acumen of Bernie Sanders.
On election day, do the country a favor and stay home.
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