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Sure, totally agreed. But then dont call it "shortage", call it a "shortage at sub-market rates." Think of this analogy, suppose you are looking to fill your
by TuringNYC 11y ago
Sure, totally agreed. But then dont call it "shortage", call it a "shortage at sub-market rates."
Think of this analogy, suppose you are looking to fill your car up with gasoline at $1/gallon. You cant find any. Is it a shortage?