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"net benefit at the end of the day" Also, there is always day D+1, when benefits may turn into losses. But perhaps, on that day, the person who made the debt i
by inglor_cz 2y ago
"net benefit at the end of the day"
Also, there is always day D+1, when benefits may turn into losses. But perhaps, on that day, the person who made the debt is going to be dead.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoIt all comes down to the cost of borrowing and the ROI. This is true for societies as well as individuals.