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"The demand for goods and services is limited by the funds and credit available to consumers to purchase them and the time available to consume them. Those funds and credit are, in principle, limited "
Kind of agree with the first part but then he loses me in the second part....
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"The demand for goods and services is limited by the funds and credit available to consumers to purchase them and the time available to consume them. Those funds and credit are, in principle, limited "
Kind of agree with the first part but then he loses me in the second part....
People don't buy things they can't use? One or two cars, not seven or eight cars?
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