Ilikewaterkusa
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And the government. Epstein types run itI understand that the economy is probably run by pedophiles lobbying for laws.
Unironically based. The industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race…Who needs that we only need Return to Monke
Sounds like something Jen Psaki would say. The clueless press secretary for the white houseI'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure economics has something to do with the economy.
This teaches you economics. And a little more. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO0MloTwGgjgI2WSxpS_2KJFewpLd8Vt9i remember being able to save a decent sum on steam games just by trading tf2 items.
so yeah, i started by buying the tf2 keys from a local vendor with a cheaper price than the community market (it also had trade ban for 7 days iirc). the ones from the vendor can be traded right away. after that, i usually just went to the market and check for some hot tf2 items and went into backpack.tf
when i estimated the value and it brought more profits, i went to the key section and banked them to refined and scrap metals from the fastest buyer with highest price (they usually had bot so it's auto confirm). if not, i can just bank them on scrap.tf, at that time their rates were quite good. after that, i went and searched the hot items on backpack.tf and went to the bot-assisted sellers, sold them in steam community market among the lower prices and enjoy significantly more value compared to selling the keys directly.
but now tf2's kinda dead and i barely checked steam anymore, so yeah. trading was pretty fun.
nevertheless theoretical economics ain't among my usual favorite reading. i used to enjoy modern business books and even bought several of them from the bookstore.
though in real life, i wasn't really a businessman since i was lazy af and starting one isn't my thing since i hate dealing with people.
for the question: do I understand economics? I wasn't sure. all i know is just investing my resources into things i think that will yield the highest return, with the risk i can handle.
i do remember reading about the principle of supply and demand, but most of them i find irrelevant since im mostly dealing with simple things.
It all started from one mistake:The industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race…
This teaches you economics. And a little more. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO0MloTwGgjgI2WSxpS_2KJFewpLd8Vt9