I really expected the toy hammer to have a chance to just *obliterate* someone like how it used to in Barotrauma (Where the sound effect of it honking is from)
housing market is josh's worst bit yet. its hard to believe in it when keeps saying he read an article, despite obviously not having the capacity to read
It's actually my favorite bit 'cuz I love when Schlatt gets incredibly pissed due to how insecure he is when confronted by someone that actually understands macroeconomics.
@@ncaa12cfb92 it's true though. Liquidity in the market basically means selling shit (relatively) quickly once it's put out. Ass-high housing prices are not liquid in the slightest and cause economic stagnation.
Pikmin four more like are you know I’d win because with this treasure I summon, and they would all bear witness to the one who is free to the one who stand proud sukuna I am you, Nah id win
I can't help you with that one because I have no clue what to even search to find it. I'm only leaving this comment because hopefully it'll help more people see it and one of those people would know where it's from.
the best way to curb inflation is to tax the rich on a percentage of what they own/earn. that way the government can actually pay people a living wage, and use that money on projects that are good for the common folk, and can help create jobs. that in turn makes the rich man richer and have to pay MORE taxes meaning the poor people get richer too, eventaully it will stabalise then money is meaningless. but till then just tax the rich
Taxing based on what people own sounds good in practice but it would be detrimental in the long run. If money in stocks was taxed, no one would invest, and companies would suffer