Quote from scriabinop23:
He doesn't take into account the multiplier effect of investment. When the bridge is finished, new things are able to be accomplished that were not before.
yes but the shoe guy gets to use the bridge saving him a 2 day trip the old route to get his grain to market.Quote from burn8:
Ouch. This definitely sounds like gov. education.
When you took the money to build the bridge, you also took the money from the guy who was going to buy the pair of shoes. Which in turn took the money out of the cobbler's pocket, and so on.
-burn8
Quote from burn8:
Ouch. This definitely sounds like gov. education.
When you took the money to build the bridge, you also took the money from the guy who was going to buy the pair of shoes. Which in turn took the money out of the cobbler's pocket, and so on.
-burn8
Quote from scriabinop23:
We evolve. If I were to spend $400 on shoes this year (on 4 pairs) transporting by foot, but now only need 1 pair at $100 since I also spent $20K on a car, how does $20100 in economic activity equate the same as $400?