Economics Thread

[thethe]

Great - This is the start of a radical change in supply chains. Its not settled by the start of year 2.

Do you know what PE is great at? Buying a company and then SLASHING COSTS while maintaining at minimum the same operational effectiveness.

We will get better at producing and those costs will go down over time (hello weakened dollar to increase exports!).

This is a great thing Chop and its only going to get better from here!

 

[mqt]

Great - This is the start of a radical change in supply chains. Its not settled by the start of year 2.

Do you know what PE is great at? Buying a company and then SLASHING COSTS while maintaining at minimum the same operational effectiveness.

We will get better at producing and those costs will go down over time (hello weakened dollar to increase exports!).

This is a great thing Chop and its only going to get better from here!

Yeah Chop, you big dummy. Paying more for goods than the rest of the world is the ultimate goal here. Also, tariffs don’t increase prices and so I think this graph was showing the cost to foreign producers.

 

[thethe]

Yeah Chop, you big dummy. Paying more for goods than the rest of the world is the ultimate goal here. Also, tariffs don’t increase prices and so I think this graph was showing the cost to foreign producers.

Cool - This is the price of goods now after a drastic chagne in the supply chain. Lets see this chart in 6 months or in 12.

Q1 is already looking like we are headed for an incredible year (as I told you to much mockery). Keep this in mind when we see where prices head in the future.

 

[Tapate50]

Covid taught us us a lesson. One most have already forgotten I see.