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by conanbatt
2773 days ago
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If they have more disposable income, their spending decreases. If you have no disposable income, your spending 100% of your income. Moreover even if that proposition were somehow true, spending is not a measure of progress of any kind, not nominally and not in real terms. Inflation is a good exercise on this topic. It's a funny thing that trickle-up is never ridiculed in the public eye. |
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