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December 23rd, 2010 at 6:17 pm
Personally I’m fascinated with watching the beauty, grace and continual changing colours of discus.But for a cheaper community option I like a pair of Rams or 2 because of their incessant mating rituals and Exquisit colouring
December 24th, 2010 at 5:41 am
Whatever price kept consumers from importing water from another “given area”, kept consumers from developing ways to purify non-fresh water supplies within the “given area”, and did not encourage consumers to develop their own rain water collection and purification systems; while still covering all costs associated to obtaining and delivering the water. “Hoarding” is a bit of a misnomer. It is played up in Keynesian circles to describe even rational activity that is essential to market dynamics. Instances of “hoarding”, as you use the term, rarely occur. However, businesses routinely reduce production or bid up futures prices to raise current prices and build reserves when a market shock is anticipated. The price of a barrel of oil is bid up going into Hurricane season because there is an increased likelihood that rigs will be damaged and out of commission. Failing to build sufficient reserves in advance would cause a more dramatic increase in prices when the disaster actually struck. This type of “hoarding” would probably be common. In a broader example:Individuals used to raise their cash and metal holdings when economic uncertainty appeared possible. They would raise their currency reserves to help themselves through any frictional unemployment cycles. Keynesians refer to this as hoarding in a negative sense, but it is really a responsible way to mitigate sudden increases in market prices. Today, the Federal Reserve increases the amount of currency in circulation thus spending the purchasing power of existing currency reserves without literally taxing it away or the Federal Government taxes away the reserves and spends the money on politically determined items. The “hoarded” currency was once the lifeblood of recovery. It would not flow until market prices coaxed it out of reserves. Today, government confiscation of purchasing power and physical currency through taxation reduces the saver’s ability to fund productive recovery and leaves us beholden to perpetual increases in government involvement. It props up markets that have not yet reached clearing levels warranting private investment.