it's inside the human

you can just tell really mundane stories while bobbing your character's massive tits up and down

i'm on a never ending multimodal normal distribution meme in terms of finance. the more i learn about it the more i keep having ups and downs about its value.

i think at its core it's quite practical, but in practice, it's been utilized very poorly and opaquely.

the contenders are all riding on the US's military coattails so they can focus more on domestic issues tbf

"This causes car price to go up."

except it doesn't... the chinese market has not priced any good or commodity appropriately since the dawn of time. why are you using free and efficient market factors to model an economy where every worthwhile product and service ends up as an SOE?

and a large number of SOEs operate at a loss already, because that's the tradeoff you get when you give up a free market. you have control over inflation, at least much more than what the Fed fiddling can do.

you're like those people who can't wrap their mind around how the chinese public transport apparatus operates at a loss.

stop approaching this on a faulty premise.

not to mention, you act like the zimbabwean bureaucracy is in any way comparable to the chinese one. that's like saying the western democratic system works, so india must be flourishing after adopting democracy for themselves.

inflation=cost of goods and services going up

if you set price and wage ceilings, they do not go up.

not that inflation is even bad when it's facing deflation dangers.

i think you might be retarded. not that it's a new observation, just reiterating it.

the chinese are already notorious for saving, and the car/housing boom has passed already. what resource scarcity are you talking about?

and i already covered inflation via the wage and price floor/ceilings.

did you just toss every buzzword you know hoping to have a point miraculously stick?

not to mention, china's on the precipice of deflation, so it's not like inflation is even a bad thing.

better/total federal control of price floors, ceilings, production quotas, wages, imports and exports.

im listening.

right but you can literally just print money in a command economy. they've misappropriated social funds to fuel the massive infrastructure projects, that have long since hit diminishing returns.

historically we've been feeling whatever regarding the autocracy because the QoL improved more than tenfold in half a century, but at this point, they're literally blind to the strengths of their own government setup, idk why they are putting on the farce for themselves, acting like there's a free market or whatever.

if the CPC want to tout themselves internationally as a market economy, whatever, but they ought to get their shit together and start leading the way domestically.