Some talking points about "class warfare."
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Showing posts with label economists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economists. Show all posts
Saturday, November 5, 2011
U.S. History Repeating itself Again and Again: How Wall Street Occupied America - Democratic Underground
U.S. History Repeating itself Again and Again: How Wall Street Occupied America - Democratic Underground
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'class',
democracy,
economists,
history
Friday, December 31, 2010
Demand Jobs
Economists know about demand. Businessmen know about demand. They know that without demand their market dies. Most of the know that demand begins as a desire in a person.
We know about jobs. We know that what we can afford depends upon our income.
When we can earn we are able to consider what needs to be done; what needs doing; what they need; what they are willing to pay.
Foreigners demand less than a quarter of our output. We are the ones who buy 3/4s of our output. When we can't work, it won't get bought.
Who needs a decent job?
Who will do the work?
Who will get it done?
What does it depend upon?
We know about jobs. We know that what we can afford depends upon our income.
When we can earn we are able to consider what needs to be done; what needs doing; what they need; what they are willing to pay.
Foreigners demand less than a quarter of our output. We are the ones who buy 3/4s of our output. When we can't work, it won't get bought.
Who needs a decent job?
Who will do the work?
Who will get it done?
What does it depend upon?
Labels:
afford,
businessmen,
demand,
earning,
economists,
jobs,
market,
work
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