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It often doesn't (and I'm also questioning what these 'resources' are, as well). It simply dissipates them.
by rmk 4y ago
It often doesn't (and I'm also questioning what these 'resources' are, as well). It simply dissipates them.
- djrobstep 4y agoWhen money is redistributed, two things happen: - The recipients get a greater share of existing resources. - The changed demand changes supply accordingly. So there might be fewer private jets produced but more food produced, for instance. Thus future production changes too, and the economy is reshaped. Why do you imagine these things wouldn’t happen?