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To: i-node who wrote (897801)	11/1/2015 2:52:48 PM
From: combjelly	Respond to of 1574343

But neither do I believe that climate science is a real science Of course you feel that way. They give answers you don't like. So attack the messenger. Understanding that when you raise prices demand goes down. Period. It depends on a variety of factors. There are even cases where raising the prices increases the demand. Understanding that it is act of PRODUCING, not CONSUMING, that causes economic growth. Again, not true. Where do you think demand comes from? Besides, this is one of the foundations of supply-side economics which has been shown repeatedly to not work in the real world. Just look at Kansas, Louisiana, Wisconsin and all of those Republican states which have experimented with the concepts of supply-side. Universally exploding deficits and a lackluster economy. At best.