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The problem though is that a lot of goods sold are essentially optional and may not be able to withstand the price increase. Like I said upthread, this would ac
by Noos 7y ago
The problem though is that a lot of goods sold are essentially optional and may not be able to withstand the price increase. Like I said upthread, this would act as a fitness check on businesses and weed out a lot of employers.
These would have ripple effects up the chain. Malls and retail real estate are empty as it is, for one; any fewer and we legitimately might see problems.