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what you are saying is, it's an economic decision, which is what I am saying. But you're not recognizing it as an economic decision, you're just saying "food. d
by fsckboy 4y ago
what you are saying is, it's an economic decision, which is what I am saying. But you're not recognizing it as an economic decision, you're just saying "food. do it"
- b112 4y agoNot quite. What I will agree with, is that while it could be wrapped into an economic decision, if so, then "making sure there are hospitals there", or police, or schools is also an economic decision. Which pretty much means that with such reasoning, all centralized planning is. Many economists might disagree.
- MichaelZuo 4y agoEverything that involves resources is certainly at least an economic decisions, or political-economic decision, etc.
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