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> You're getting confused again. We're discussing the impact of income inequality on prices and what that means for affordability of this specific commodity, not whether or not the bottom has higher buying power in the abstract than they did in 1970.
So you agree that the bottom has more money than they did in 1970, but you still think that doesn't mean they can afford better cars?
It's quite a lot of twisting and fantasizing you're doing when in the end it sounds like you actually agree with the basic facts:
-Every bracket is has more money than in the past.
-People with More Money are using their More Money to buy bigger and better cars. All up and down the distribution. As a result:
-Sales of cheap cars have been dropping.
-Sales of expensive cars have been rising.
-Correctly reading the market, car companies are therefore producing fewer cheap cars and more expensive cars.
-This trend has reversed in the past 2 years because of covid economic whiplash.
None of your links connect inequality to car sales. That's just a twisted fantasy you are developing to try to explain away the basic and linear set of facts that you don't want to believe are related for their obvious reasons.
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| text | > You're getting confused again. We're discussing the impact of income inequality on prices and what that means for affordability of this specific commodity, not whether or not the bottom has higher buying power in the abstract than they did in 1970. So you agree that the bottom has more money than they did in 1970, but you still think that doesn't mean they can afford better cars? It's quite a lot of twisting and fantasizing you're doing when in the end it sounds like you actually agree … |
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| datetime | 2024-05-22 |
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"text": "> You're getting confused again. We're discussing the impact of income inequality on prices and what that means for affordability of this specific commodity, not whether or not the bottom has higher buying power in the abstract than they did in 1970.\n\n\nSo you agree that the bottom has more money than they did in 1970, but you still think that doesn't mean they can afford better cars? \n\n\nIt's quite a lot of twisting and fantasizing you're doing when in the end it sounds like you actually agree with the basic facts:\n\n\n-Every bracket is has more money than in the past.\n\n\n-People with More Money are using their More Money to buy bigger and better cars. All up and down the distribution. As a result:\n\n\n-Sales of cheap cars have been dropping.\n\n\n-Sales of expensive cars have been rising.\n\n\n-Correctly reading the market, car companies are therefore producing fewer cheap cars and more expensive cars. \n\n\n-This trend has reversed in the past 2 years because of covid economic whiplash.\n\n\nNone of your links connect inequality to car sales. That's just a twisted fantasy you are developing to try to explain away the basic and linear set of facts that you don't want to believe are related for their obvious reasons. ",
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- Entry ID: 52942
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
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