Slade3200
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Ok so with that established. If that same $1B was spent on off grid measures that decrease consumption by 10% would you also consider that infrastructure spending?Yes it would. Now show me where they plan to do that.Don’t dodge my question what I’m asking is very simple. If $$ is spent on equipment that increases a grids efficiency would that be considered an infrastructure spend by you?We all know the money will not be spent on that. If power companies could spend $1 billion and get a 10% increase on the power delivered to the customer, they would have done it already. You don't need government to spend money on things that customer will pay for voluntarily. It's only useless boondoggles that no one wants that require government funding.Slow down tonto, I’m trying to understand where you are coming from. So energy grid is infrastructure. let’s say $1B was spent to update equipment to a grid that increased production by 10%... would you consider that an infrastructure spend?Yes, but the so-called "smart grid" is a boondoggle intended to facilitate another boondoggle: green energy. Power companies have all the money they need to buy infrastructure that people are actually willing to pay for.do you consider an energy grid and power distribution as infrastructure?Houses Are Consumer Durables - LewRockwell
Over time, under a 100% gold standard, a house would gradually depreciate in value. A house, after all, is nothing more than a durable consumer good — it is a capital good if it is a rental property. However, when living under a fiat-currency regime, perceptions can be radically altered. For...www.lewrockwell.com