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No it's not up to Charlie to help Bob. It's up to Paul to come in and fill the gap that Alice and Bob are both missing. Price is enough I would argue, what's mi
by zo1 5y ago
No it's not up to Charlie to help Bob. It's up to Paul to come in and fill the gap that Alice and Bob are both missing. Price is enough I would argue, what's missing is that there are unknown constraints that are inflexible. I'd posit its something put down by government but anything is possible.
- __MatrixMan__ 5y agoComing up with enough resources to satisfy both sides of my dilemma resolves it for now, but it doesn't really address the fact that our expectations about markets' fault tolerance were wrong and probably will be again. That said, my solution is equally unsatisfying. Saying that we should reconsider our assumptions about markets isn't the same as providing an improved set of assumptions.