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Thebobo said:
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Easy.
If he were a psycho you'd never see him coming. He'd kill you before you realized he was dangerous.
Simple, right?
 
KMFJD said:
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The fact is that decreasing the price of production can sometimes be the right economic decision. At other times increasing the amount of demand is the right economic decision. sometimes increasing the supply of money is the right decision sometimes decreasing it is the right decision.

We should not conflate these two dimensions - supply-side economics can make sense however you should not do use to blindly decrease the cost of producing things such that there is no impact on overall jobs and inflation. However, a purely demand-side economic policy is just as half witted as a purely supply side economic policy. Just as an economic policy dedicated to increasing the money supply is as half witted as an economic policy dedicated to reducing the money supply.
 
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