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Thursday, 4 September 2008

Time, just like any other commodity, is a scarce resource.

Demand > Supply

But there's a slight problem. The price mechanism cannot and would not work. There's no equilibrium price for time.

The price varies from individual to individual.

As of now till November, time would be in shortage but there could not be any price floor imposed on it.

And therefore, I'm screwed, really screwed for the A's, and especially so for Econs.

....and yet another fiddlestick at

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