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Topic	Do overdraft fees contribute to inflation?
CharlesBronson 06/28/19 5:08:41 AM #27:	8-bit_Biceps posted... CharlesBronson posted... LOL a drop in demand for a product causes the price of that product to decrease not increase. Do you not know what supply and demand is? Oh gee thx for proving my point, Russian. If people go out and buy all this stuff I said, like vacuum cleaners and clothes, etc., and theyre no longer in high demand, because they have enough of what they need, then as you just said...prices will drop. Thats the opposite of inflation, you fuckin Jerry Bruckheimersmeagle lol enjoy your moderation anyways you're the one that said a drop in demand causes the price to increase re-read your posts before criticizing someone lol <cite>CharlesBronson posted [p:923958993] in Do overdra... [t:77822717]...</cite> <quote><cite>8-bit_Biceps posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CharlesBronson posted...</cite> <quote>LOL a drop in demand for a product causes the price of that product to decrease not increase. Do you not know what supply and demand is?</quote> Oh gee thx for proving my point, Russian. If people go out and buy all this stuff I said, like vacuum cleaners and clothes, etc., and theyre no longer in high demand, because they have enough of what they need, then as you just said...prices will drop. Thats the opposite of inflation, you fuckin Jerry Bruckheimersmeagle</quote> lol enjoy your moderation anyways you're the one that said a drop in demand causes the price to increase re-read your posts before criticizing someone lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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