So, this is going to be real hyperinflation (aka overwhelming poverty) rather than nominal? That's a scary thought. While things will no doubt get more expensive, I don't think I believe that. I'm pretty sure Americans will be at least roughly as productive tomorrow as today, at bare-bones minimum.
What was the "aha" realization?
-Jester
Afterthought: I do love this - "I tend to think about demand as air pressure inside a closed box. At some point, the box responds and adds a new major, or program." I'd say air-filled boxes don't usually determine policy at universities, but given some of the decisions I've seen, maybe you're on to something.
What was the "aha" realization?
-Jester
Afterthought: I do love this - "I tend to think about demand as air pressure inside a closed box. At some point, the box responds and adds a new major, or program." I'd say air-filled boxes don't usually determine policy at universities, but given some of the decisions I've seen, maybe you're on to something.