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> Increasing unsustainability leads to price increases Not if there is nobody alive anymore to raise prices. This theory works well for progressive change but
by tarsinge 9y ago
> Increasing unsustainability leads to price increases
Not if there is nobody alive anymore to raise prices. This theory works well for progressive change but doesn't hold for long-term brutal changes, e.g. maybe historically if people dried the only well in their village there was no price increase (or there was an instantaneous price increase to infinity if you prefer) because the village was doomed.
- WalterBright 9y agoSoil depletion is not going to be an abrupt change.