Joe’s Law
When constructive power is invested in creating power producing products constructive power can be produced beyond the demand for constructive power thereby reducing the price of constructive power, meanwhile purchasing power increases since constructive power reduces the costs of production.
An application of Joe’s Law can easily be seen as ‘the powers that be’ cause the reverse of Joe’s Law to occur.
As oil is used to destroy Iraq and reduce the flow of oil (constructive power) the price of oil increases. What happens to purchasing power as the costs of production increase?
The date of Joe’s Law is Wednesday, May 07, 2008
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