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>*The economy is stabilizing.* The economy is never "stable". It is constantly in a cycle of ups and downs, over-investment and under-investment, easy money an

• rightbyte 4y ago
  Zero is a special value you know, since zero times anything is zero. Edit: Except infinity ...
  • lavp 4y ago
    An infinite amount of nothing is still nothing.
    • rightbyte 4y ago
      According to my limited understanding it is NaN.
  • bjornsing 4y ago
    In the limit 0*x tends to zero as x tends to infinity.
• mym1990 4y ago
  The economy most definitely experiences stability when people and business are able to have a reasonable amount of confidence that things don't hit the fan at any second now. This stability allows people to invest with more freedom, take more risk, and grow at a stable rate. Of course this behavior eventually overheats...but in terms of expectations there is definitely a stable state to an economy, even if it only last a few years.
• SantalBlush 4y ago
  >The economy is never "stable". It is constantly in a cycle of ups and downs, over-investment and under-investment, easy money and tight money... That's pedantic and beside the point. The question is whether the economy experiences periods of relative stability. The answer is yes.
  • hn_go_brrrrr 4y ago
    What's the difference between stability and growth? If the economy isn't growing, people consider it "stagnant". Shrinking is "a recession".