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Zvil (FL) on December 17, 2012 at 12:03 PM |
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actually I can prove you are wrong posted by LJZTT on December 17, 2012 at 02:11 AM |
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to say that the basic principals involved with opportunity cost and supply and demand will apply in EVERY situation is INSANE. In something as dynamic and complex as the economy, you're going to tell me that's all there is to it.... no way. I'm going to chase you down and spoon feed this to you because if anyone isn't getting anything, it's you with your narrow minded viewpoint. Do you really believe I don't understand the concept you keep stating? Did I ever say it's NOT true what you're saying? "Supply and demand surely tis true" I even left it in quotation marks so you can bring it up again when you post the same thing you've been saying here over and over. Here comes the spoon: there are outliers in everything especially in this case -TTzedhead's Z is exceptional, there aren't many like it for sale at all. That would basically make it priceless, you know what it's worth? Well to the person who buys it, it is worth however much they paid for it. There is absolutely nothing restricting him from selling it for whatever he wants, it's just a matter of who want to buy it and how long he's willing to wait for that person. If all Z owners hypothetically could make an agreement to ask for more for their Z's guess what happens? The supply of cheap Z's goes down so the buyer's have no choice but to pay more for a Z and here you said it yourself, "best bang for the buck" so the demand will go up and buyers will pay those hypothetical asking prices because the value is there, the Z has performance on par with the other (currently) more expensive sports cars of it's era, I say we should eliminate the best bang for the buck and ask more for a Z but the problem is it's never going to happen because people like you will undersell your Z, you want your money NOW. Here comes another spoon... the housing market is a prime example of what I'm saying. Back in the day my house was "worth" 300,000 before the bubble popped. You want to know why the bubble popped ->GREED!<- Too many "people will buy almost anything for any price" along with the fact that they got in and started riding the gravy train all the way to the bank, overbuying their way to condemnation. Too many housing developments cookie cutting houses left and right. So yes supply and demand had a HUGE role in that. If you actually have anything intellegent to add I would honestly like to hear it. I'm hoping you're even remotely as smart as you think you are, then maybe what I'm saying will finally sink in. If you don't agree then what do you have to gain out of this all? It is your right to have a different opinion or theory, it is your right as a fellow American/Veteran.. or you could just keep saying things I already know till you're foaming at the mouth like a duranged phsycopath.
and btw learn some manners
At least TriniTT is civilized enough not to depend on profanity to express his emotion, if you leave here with anything today I hope at least you would see that.
From this moment on I can completely forget how rude you've been (you don't even have to apologize) we can all be cool in a big ole happy Z family, because I'm cool like that you knowpeace
*disclaimer*: all that I say may be true or I may be completely wrong and I accept that.... please, it is your duty as another person on the internet to tell me (in-politely) how wrong I am :) "The dreaded 2nd windshiled wiper swipe when you turn it off its almost like tis showing you that it's boss, and it doesn't have to stop when you tell it to :("-College Boy This is what happens when you leave your Z parked outside too long:
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00:03:10 12/16/12
