So
what if all the righteous middle class people stopped sending their unused
canned goods to the food banks? Well the hungry people might just vote in
a government that promises radical change. Right now everyone
wins: political parties promise change and don't; middle class feels good about
sending food to the food bank; working poor can supplement their foodstock by
heading to the food bank. The system may be quite stable. Maybe
there really is no wish to change.
arthur
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Title: Re: Slightly extended (was Re: [Futurework] David Ricardo, Caveman Trade vs. Modern Trade
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