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>If the aircraft manufacturers, or government, or consumers spend money, it is, ultimately the same money, as a matter for the effects of society-wide investmen
by nix23 6y ago
>If the aircraft manufacturers, or government, or consumers spend money, it is, ultimately the same money, as a matter for the effects of society-wide investment.
Emm NO, best case it flows back to the society who pay for the product.
Public spending and money from private company's is definitely not the same (with the exception that apple forces you in the future to buy a iPhone).
- ncmncm 6y agoI see that you have not studied macroeconomics. Money is a mechanism to track and manage resource allocation in a society. Collectively, we make choices as a society, and the money is manipulated to effect those choices. We make poor choices when we confuse choices about money with choices about society.
- nix23 6y ago>Money is a mechanism to track and manage resource allocation in a society Yeah you turn around my words, if Boeing invest in the security of the airplane at the end of the day they have less money. >Collectively, we make choices as a society Again Boeing is NOT a society.
- ncmncm 6y agoBoeing operates as a part of a society. Both Boeing and the society it arose in are rather dysfunctional, lately, judging by their recent choices.