'@rphb' "The so called conservatives in America are against birth control, due to the moral hazard that it contains. A women’s virginity are as important as her youth and beauty. It is a little like the difference between a new car and a used car."
And here I thought it was about some methods of contraception being considered abortive measures, therefore murder given that they consider fetus to be a live person
"Cities have a lot of people, that gives very little back to society at large, while the rural areas have few people that carry the burden of feeding everyone."
Using machinery built in cities. Industrialization requires concentrations of labor, cities do just that.
"Where does money come from?
A cornfield, a mine or a central banks printing press?"
Colored paper comes from printing press, value - from sum of economic activity, banks and markets allocate capital and resources.
You're reasoning along the same lines as French physiocrats did, economic theory advanced a bit since then.
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'@rphb' "The so called conservatives in America are against birth control, due to the moral hazard that it contains. A women’s virginity are as important as her youth and beauty. It is a little like the difference between a new car and a used car."
And here I thought it was about some methods of contraception being considered abortive measures, therefore murder given that they consider fetus to be a live person
"Cities have a lot of people, that gives very little back to society at large, while the rural areas have few people that carry the burden of feeding everyone."
Using machinery built in cities. Industrialization requires concentrations of labor, cities do just that.
"Where does money come from?
A cornfield, a mine or a central banks printing press?"
Colored paper comes from printing press, value - from sum of economic activity, banks and markets allocate capital and resources.
You're reasoning along the same lines as French physiocrats did, economic theory advanced a bit since then.