church gives out gas cards for hurting people, hurting bc of Biden

I have no problem with folks that are self sufficient. I believe there is a place for EVs. After all their legacay goes back hundreds of years. The Owen Magnetic comes to mind. I would say if you like giving your money to China (where solar panels are made)

Funny you should say that. We actually bought German solar panels.

that's your thing. I agree about nuclear but, that market has been closed by so-called 'environmental' lobbies. When you acquire a nuclear powered car, get back to us.

Have you ever seen the mock-ups for the Ford Nucleon? It was kinda weird.

But nuclear CAN be a good source of electricity for EV cars. If the grid had more nuclear it would be overall cleaner.
 
I don't know how "gas cards" work but gas prices in Va. but five bucks ain't going to get you too far. Put your money where your mouth is on election day.
 
Funny you should say that. We actually bought German solar panels.



Have you ever seen the mock-ups for the Ford Nucleon? It was kinda weird.

But nuclear CAN be a good source of electricity for EV cars. If the grid had more nuclear it would be overall cle


Last major German solar cell maker surrenders to Chinese competition​


"Once the flagship of German solar energy, PV panel manufacturer SolarWorld has filed for insolvency, in what founder Frank Asbeck called a “bitter step for the German solar industry”. The company blamed plummeting prices caused by intense Chinese competition, while media commentators pointed out management mistakes."

I tend to agree with you about nuclear energy.






 
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depends on the type of inflation. There are 3 types
Demand-Pull.
Cost-Push.
Built-in.
Supply and demand has zilch to do with inflation...

"In economics, inflation refers to a general progressive increase in prices of goods and services in an economy. When the general price level rises, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services; consequently, inflation corresponds to a reduction in the purchasing power of money."

 

Last major German solar cell maker surrenders to Chinese competition​


"Once the flagship of German solar energy, PV panel manufacturer SolarWorld has filed for insolvency, in what founder Frank Asbeck called a “bitter step for the German solar industry”. The company blamed plummeting prices caused by intense Chinese competition, while media commentators pointed out management mistakes."

Well, we purchased in 2016. So good sleuthing there. We got German solar panels

 


I'm still reading through this but hey... charities used to give people clothing and food. Now gas is so ridiculous, unemployed people and others can't afford to go anywhere more than 5 miles from home...

Worst "President" ever

which reminds me of some bumper stickers I've seen

First Fake President

(they need to put quotes on the P word, though)
Wrong.

This is a lie.

Hurting because of Putin.
 
Supply and demand has zilch to do with inflation...

"In economics, inflation refers to a general progressive increase in prices of goods and services in an economy. When the general price level rises, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services; consequently, inflation corresponds to a reduction in the purchasing power of money."

A general progressive increase in the prices of goods and services in our economy has occurred ever since Biden took office. Partially, IMO, caused by cutting oil exploration (supply) with no reduction in demand. One of the most idiotic moves one could think of doing. Add to that the ridiculous Covid democrat 'scamdemic' which has caused business to close and supply chain problems. On top of all that, giving out millions of $$$ in the name of that same 'scamdemic.' Purchasing power of gasoline has been cut in half.
 
Supply and demand has zilch to do with inflation...

"In economics, inflation refers to a general progressive increase in prices of goods and services in an economy. When the general price level rises, each unit of currency buys fewer goods and services; consequently, inflation corresponds to a reduction in the purchasing power of money."

yea, its right there on that wiki pedia page under "triangle model", the 3 types of inflation.
One of the type relates to demand, another to supply.
 
Agreed.

But there are a lot of people in America who hate Biden more than they hate a vicious, bloodthirsty dictator/war criminal.
Biden's cutting off oil exploration caused gas prices to soar which also helped enrich Putin and gave him the impetus to invade Ukraine. BTW gas prices were already going up after biden slashed exploration. You see, the market reacts to the current as well as future markets. Biden did nothing about Nordstream and we were still buying oil and gas from Putin while he was invading.
 
Supply and demand has zilch to do with inflation...

Economic specialists disagree with you.

“We are experiencing this sudden surge in inflation for two main reasons,” says Craig Kirsner, President of Stuart Estate Planning Wealth Advisors in Coconut Creek, Florida. “First, for the past year and a half due to Covid hardly anyone was spending money. Now that the economy is back open, people are spending and traveling and, as such, there is a bottleneck with very high demand. Our system isn’t set up for this high demand level, so that causes inflation in the short term." (SOURCE)

"In economics, inflation refers to a general progressive increase in prices of goods and services in an economy.

That happened after 2 years of lowered prices due to decreased demand.

When the general price level rises,

Which is what happens when demand suddenly surges.

 
Economic specialists disagree with you.

“We are experiencing this sudden surge in inflation for two main reasons,” says Craig Kirsner, President of Stuart Estate Planning Wealth Advisors in Coconut Creek, Florida. “First, for the past year and a half due to Covid hardly anyone was spending money. Now that the economy is back open, people are spending and traveling and, as such, there is a bottleneck with very high demand. Our system isn’t set up for this high demand level, so that causes inflation in the short term." (SOURCE)



That happened after 2 years of lowered prices due to decreased demand.



Which is what happens when demand suddenly surges.
It's not just a higher demand it is the lowered supply due to supply chain problems exacerbated by Covid guidance for loading dock workers from OSHA.

COVID-19 Guidance for Stockroom and
Loading Dock Workers
OSHA is committed to protecting the health and safety of America’s workers and workplaces during
these unprecedented times. The agency will be issuing a series of industry-specific alerts designed to
keep workers safe.
The following tips can help reduce the risk of exposure to coronavirus among stockroom or loading
dock workers, as well as other retail workers, who perform tasks that do not involve frequent
interaction with the public:
 Encourage workers to stay home if they are sick.
 Stock displays (e.g., shelves, freezers) during slow periods or shifts during which stores are closed
to minimize contact with the public.
 If stocking occurs while stores are open, use barriers or markers to physically separate employees
from customers.
 Maintain at least six feet between co-workers and customers, where possible.
 Limit customer capacity in stores.
 Coordinate with vendors and delivery companies to minimize the need for stockroom and
loading dock workers to have contact with delivery drivers.
 Allow workers to wear masks over their nose and mouth to prevent spread of the virus.
 Discourage sharing of tools or equipment. Disinfect tools that must be shared after each use.
 Provide a place to wash hands and alcohol-based hand rubs containing at least 60% alcohol.
 Routinely clean and disinfect surfaces and equipment with Environmental Protection Agency-
approved cleaning chemicals from List N or that have label claims against the coronavirus.
 Encourage workers to report any safety and health concerns.

That first one as caused much of the supply chain problems. These should have never been in place, IMO.
 
It's not just a higher demand it is the lowered supply due to supply chain problems exacerbated by Covid guidance for loading dock workers from OSHA.

Supply chain issues are also to be expected after 2 years of lowered demands.

That first one as caused much of the supply chain problems. These should have never been in place, IMO.

If ensuring the health of workers during a global pandemic is problematic for the economy then the economy is flawed.
 
Supply chain issues are also to be expected after 2 years of lowered demands.



If ensuring the health of workers during a global pandemic is problematic for the economy then the economy is flawed.
That's the problem, with a 95% survival rate (at the worst) we didn't need to do that in the first place.
 

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