Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Economics Explained" channel.

  1. "How not to suck at speaking Aussie" That's just f'n gold! Congrats mate.
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  2. ​ @IC3XR Sure, but a lot of that education is an international benefit. It isn't always Australian students.
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  3. And when it all falls down, we know who will foot the bill.
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  4. Congrats on 1 million. ...just a shame you couldn't get yourself your reward. You earned it.
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  5. Why must the name use the English language? You did it without even thinking about it
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  6. Does a technological plateau provide a level of stability that enabled the Roman Empire's longevity?
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  7. The 'dry powder' is the government handouts of big business socialism.
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  8.  @callous21  It worked in the past...to build the world you luve in.
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  9. Until we get to... Everything is being automated and so there will be too few jobs for all the people. The 2 regularly used and totally incompatible claims.
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  10.  @MinecraftMasterNo1  Business makes more money than individuals. Sounds like you found the tax disparity
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  11.  @MinecraftMasterNo1  I have worked enough in hospitality to know the staff aren't huge earners. No one is getting rich. Lucky for the economy, restaurants aren't the driving force.
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  12. Naming Scheme. Industrial Revolution Industrial Revolution II Technological Revolution Technological Revolution 2.0
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  13. You don't need the word "ancient" in that sentence.
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  14. That would mean it has been transitory.
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  15. Check mate
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  16. Question - Why does the price of Coca-Cola appear to be directly tied to the price of petrol at the pump for decades? ... or is it only me who sees this? Is it only in Australia?
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  17. Our housing market is not sustainable in its current form.
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  18. Economic theory is written by people with money.
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  19. Wealth inequality in a red herring - easy to fight against to maintain the status quo. Don't strive for equality of results ..strive for equality of chances. That is, ensure a minimum standard of living, so people are in a position to create their own wealth.
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  20. Unless someone gets a bull, then it won't be a generational change.
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  21.  Economics Explained  I see you are a fake replica scam. Pathetic.
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  22. So Australia ( and all other countries ) need to make a law similar to the US where taxes follow you if you want to remain a citizen while residing overseas. Then it mitigates one of the big risks. Got it.
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  23. The BRI feels represented by this video.
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  24.  @markbarta2369  🤣
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  25. Assumes a model built on ownership.
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  26.  @MinecraftMasterNo1  Why are you pretending that I don't realise that hospitality is the end of the food chain, in many instances where they contribute to GDP. I am also acutely aware, that hospitality moves vasts sums of money around the economy and even brings in foreign money from tourists. However, all that you have done is obfuscate my original point by trying to make it look like you have some vast knowledge that I don't. Smoke and mirrors.
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  27.  @MinecraftMasterNo1  That's not what I said at all. Lucky anyone can go back and see the quote in full, in context - before you reworded it. Still conflating the original point.
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  28. Nothing works in excess. You require balance and diversity. People are too dogmatic, so never allow a combination of the best parts of each system. Instead, they just pick one and take it to the extreme. It's kind of sad, really.
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  29. When AI overtakes many professions, who will be generating more training data?
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