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Board Economics
Re: Is deflation truly that bad for an economy?
by
dinofelis
on 11/04/2015, 12:20:18 UTC

central planning is not incompatible to democratic concesus, central planing of economy is orthogonal to society's method of rule.

ok lets recap, nash equilibrium existence does not guarantee
1 stability of the eq
2 optimality of the eq
3 reachability of the eq
4 persistance of the eq
now tell me why one should invest playing a game with uncertain outcome? for some illusion of freedom of tv-imposed choice?


This is somewhat akin to:

A: - If you want to jump from an air plane, the only way to have a possibility to reach the ground safely, is with a parachute

B: - Jumping with a parachute doesn't guarantee:
       1) that it will open
       2) that the ropes will not mangle
       3) that down under you will not fall into a lake and drown

now tell me why on earth I should use a parachute with an uncertain outcome ?  Let's jump without !