Re[Tard]Economist, at first I gave you the benefit of the doubt and thought you were an academic. With this post, you not only nullified that thought, but killed your credibility. The definition of demand is consumers “Able and Willing” to buy. Therefore, the price points on a supply/demand curve are real market forces at work…
So, if you are not an academic, you must copy and paste research/posts you read all day and try to pass it off as your original thought. Not a bad racket for those without credentials.
And, I am not in the real estate industry from the standpoint that I took a correspondence course, got licensed, and sell people illusions… but basically make money off people like you without you knowing it… so please keep up the good work!
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Re[Tard]Economist, at first I gave you the benefit of the doubt and thought you were an academic. With this post, you not only nullified that thought, but killed your credibility. The definition of demand is consumers “Able and Willing” to buy. Therefore, the price points on a supply/demand curve are real market forces at work…
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So, if you are not an academic, you must copy and paste research/posts you read all day and try to pass it off as your original thought. Not a bad racket for those without credentials.
And, I am not in the real estate industry from the standpoint that I took a correspondence course, got licensed, and sell people illusions… but basically make money off people like you without you knowing it… so please keep up the good work!