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Sounds great, but you're asking a group of separate entities to make microeconomic decisions in order to have macroeconomic impact. And unfortunately, it must
by MicroBerto 11y ago
Sounds great, but you're asking a group of separate entities to make microeconomic decisions in order to have macroeconomic impact. And unfortunately, it must doesn't work that way.
Same way that it's better for the local economy if I were to go out to eat every night. But it's definitely not better for ME, which is why I don't do that.
You need a better solution or incentive than "macroeconomic hope".
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