…does not hold the underlying bond/exposure). Before you say, “they can’t do that”, recall the effective confiscation of gold in the Great Depression. rationing, wage and price controls, the suspension…

…both doctor and patient – they systematically suck the lifeblood out of the supply chain with obstructive strategies. For that reason, the consequences of any insurance-based health-care model, be it…

…prices has been avoided only to the extent to which effective demand for consumer goods has been curtailed by rationing and direct taxation.) It follows that if the government intervention…

…be rationing and delays in treatment for everyone. And we could go on, and please do in comments. But there is another answer floating out there and one that IMHO…

…Reservoir. The city’s goal under the rationing program is to cut overall use by 25 percent through the summer months when demand is highest. The system’s water production for June…

…the “credit rationing” that was in place through most of the earlier period , as well as the changing tolerance of inflation in the 60′s and 70′s. Uncle Milt put…

…not having to fight in WW II, if experiencing the privations of rationing, again as a young person, but then entering the job market in the late 40s and having…

…accepted among macro economists. The long story with credit rationing causing a secondary decline in employment which is not efficient is just a long story for the Keynesian multiplier. As…

…at which Covid-19 patients are going to hospitals has started decreasing. “That suggests that there’s some rationing and stricter triage criteria about who gets admitted as hospitals remain full,” he…

…to lead to rationing by price – i.e., inflation. A decrease to closer to the long-term trend is still going to be better than the situation before February 2020, and…