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To: combjelly who wrote (766782)	1/29/2014 2:01:37 PM
From: Joe Btfsplk	Respond to of 1576881

there is usually more demand than supply Always. Those who became rich legitimately did so by providing (stuff), sometimes previously unimagined, that made others lives better. The part that sticks to their fingers is a tiny fraction of what they created. has to be a balance between consumption and investment Spontaneous in a free market. goes back to Adam Smith You really ought read him. His "invisible hand" is the foundation for all legitimate economic analysis But the Great Bellyflop was very, very different Nope. If you read von Mises you'd have an understanding of "bubbles" and the necessary corrections. At root is excessive credit creation, now exacerbated by fiat currency. This latest was created and fed by ignorant parasites, mostly Democrats, who thought they could improve housing ownership while enriching themselves and their supporters in a money laundering scheme a crisis in the financial system and those can be very difficult to recover from......ask the Japanese Yup, their thugs in charge fell back on Keynesian nonsense instead of letting the market clear. A trademark tactic by those anxious to retain domain over the peasantry.