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supply and demand and the invisible hand

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anyone taken macro economics before?
it states that through the invisible hand (the motivation behind why people do things)
will create the highest quality products at the best prices.

oversteerisbest's picture

Capitalism works on the black market. Smile See what a lack of government regs does? Occasionally, someone gets burned, but a lack of buyer protection and the positive monetary feedback that is gained only from successful, repeat customers means the best products come out on top.

cry_havoc's picture

Eroids is the purest unmolested market I have found. There are no guns killing off competition and the market actually runs itself based on supply and demand and what the people want. The quality and the service are the most productive sources. This is actually the perfect proving ground for economic theory. There is also no government per se to regulate the markets. All we need to do is start trading in gear and we could actually make some cabbage! Anybody want to go public LOL!!!

Not sure I follow your definition of the invisible hand though.

Monster666's picture

I can tell that you didn't read through this thread or take any eco classes, they have many real life examples of their "theories" and most of them are major parts of marketing history.

Muffins's picture

This theory is applicable to today, and evident with the presence of China - I dont like it. The "invisible hand" drives efficiency and quality. Profit is the motivation. This equates into a balance amongst the markets, in theory. Even though true I feel it is apparently dangerous, and trade measures being established and enforced will prevent shifts in economic power from having a negative effect, on the global market.

kodiakGRRL's picture

that is only give certain conditions .. not in glut market where china floods the market with cheap goods.. it still works to a certain extent .. take anavar for example... having a whole shipment of raws seized will drive the market price up because supply is down and demand stayed steady and or increased..

Monster666's picture

I think you have missed the point, even though the china market floods it with cheap goods, whoever has access to the highest quality of these cheap goods will still be making the majority of the profit.
And of course the 2nd part of your paragraph is standard for supply and demand.

Muffins's picture

As an individual taking macro and micro three times, due to a bullshit attendance policy, I say that the China market was not what it is when this theory was made.

Monster666's picture

the communist chinese market had free laws on trading and opening business though, that was enough for great growth.

alain_305mia's picture

I think the less greedy people are .and the most focused in proper business transactions has the most profits to gain in a thriving market live ours.

Monster666's picture

no.. the greedier they are they more motivation they have to provide the best quality products at better prices for the domination of the market.

alain_305mia's picture

Spoken like a true sick and twisted meniacle villain .Corruption for currency regardless of how many lives you destroy and how many more you convince that what you consider to be fair trade practices.Which Im sorry to tell you it is far from. I own a business and I avoid you slugs like the plague.My motivation comes from seeing how my products serve a purpose other than being scraped off someones boot.I obey the laws that brought me here to this point and stick with the demographics of my ideal customer one of which I serve with complete trust and confidence.I guess not yo many have that comfort.Stick with dominating your end of the line because once you cross mines ITS ON!.

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UncleYoked's picture

Seemed fitting.