Hows this for an answer, The example of pressure in this case would be more
workers then work. How about more mouths then food? Maybe more people then
homes? Unless ya haven't heard there are much more un skilled then skilled
workers in a third world.
I may not be an expert at economy but i do get the gist of it and i do have a
certain amount of common sense.
Welcome to the argument with reason.
gary popkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
--- In [email protected], chris fields
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>In fact the economy here would quickly collapse under the pressure of
so many people.
Usually, I use other people's wrong ideas to sharpen my own arguments. But
this remark shows such a colossal lack of understanding of economics there is
no use discussing anything with him.
What is the pressure of people, Chris, in pounds per square inch, and how much
pressure would cause the economy to collapse?
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