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Bananas and coconuts are not produced. Replace it with oil and gas. Of course we don't need a quid to exchange oil and gas for bananas or other products. That's what's actually happening, exchanging resources for goods. Leaving aside the fact that we must somehow come to a consensus on the rates at which to make the exchange. But even without the quid, the exchange rate can be oppressive. And you will be able to trade with others at a lower rate.
Just do not you confuse why we exchange oil and gas (and other) for goods that actually could produce themselves and exchange goods and not resources for goods for the most part.
We, unlike banana island, have everything for that.
These are obvious things.what are you obsessing about? we have us.... We produce goods! I don't know where your "here" is where goods are not produced.
ok, i get it...
it would be interesting to hear the opinions of others in the thread.
what are you obsessing about? We have us.... we produce goods! i don't know where your "here" is where goods are not produced.
OK, I understand you...
it would be interesting to hear the opinions of other members of the thread.
Why do they have everything they have... Look what we have. They produce, what do they produce? At home, look at how many goods are produced and where. Even if you don't compare sleeping pills and salt to a phone, the advantage is obvious.
You're pretty good at closing your eyes too...
Why do they have everything they have... Look what we have. They produce, what do they produce? At home, look at how many goods are produced and where. Even if you don't compare sleeping pills and salt against the phone, the advantage is obvious.
You're pretty good at closing your eyes too...
this is what they produce. and many other things. but not only do they produce, they make manufacturing equipment, research and development, medicine, aviation, space, etc.
this post is not on topic at all, but I have to open your eyes, although your problem is not with your eyes... those who think in terms of iPhone measurements are unable to see in principle.
that's what they produce. and many other things. but not only do they produce, they make manufacturing equipment, research and development, medicine, aviation, space, itt.
my post is off-topic, but I have to open your eyes, although your problem is not with your eyes... those who think in terms of iPhone measurements are unable to see in principle.
I don't have an iPhone. And I am not saying that all goods are produced by one country, I was just saying that most are not produced in our country.
And the first lines from your link-shipments of titanium for planes and precious metals for apple. Like in the olden days we buy axes for kopecks and then buy back blades, wood so, furniture back at a triple price,
grain there, italiano maccorono back. mdrag metals-tech and electronics. We don't fly Boeings, do we?
Do not even mention drilling rigs and equipment that are used to extract these resources, as well as a number of technologies. I hope they do not screw us yet again and that we achieve what you are talking about, and all this goes on the domestic market as well.
Technics is good, of course. But you need to eat and not get your leg taken off when you go to the hospital with apendicitis, so that they do not accidentally put you in danger when you run over an official with your body.
I don't have an iPhone. And I'm not saying that all goods are produced by one country, I was just saying that most are not produced in our country.
And the first lines of your link are titanium supplies for aeroplanes and precious metals for apple. Like in the olden days we buy axes for kopecks and then buy back blades, wood so, furniture back in triple the price,
grain there, italiano maccorono back. mdrag metals-tech and electronics. We don't fly Boeings, do we?
Do not even mention drilling rigs and equipment that are used to extract these resources, as well as a number of technologies. I hope we will not get screwed yet again and we will achieve what you are saying, and all this will be available on the domestic market as well.
you have not read it well. not just titanium, but products made of titanium... what do you see around you? a chair, sofa, tv? what else? it's all bullshit compared to what is used to make it... i don't suppose you've ever been in a factory.
not just titanium, but titanium products... what do you see around you? a chair, sofa, tv? what else? it's all bullshit compared to what is used to make it... i don't suppose you've ever been in a factory.
Not at all, I've been there, I've seen more sadness, otherwise I wouldn't be fussing about it, as is customary here after looking at Internet links. As soon as there is something to sell, something is still moving, as soon as it is worse, cuts and other cuts, stability is so bad that it is not just dangerous to take a loan, it is scary to start a family. I am not even talking about mortgages, you end up buying one flat and paying the money back (just think about it) in more than 2 flats. I am not judging this by one region and one company.
Why do they have everything they have... Look what we have. They produce, what do they produce? At home, look at how many goods are produced and where. Even if you don't compare sleeping pills and salt to a phone, the advantage is obvious.
You're pretty good at closing your eyes too...
There are limits to production capacity, there are..., there are...
There's a lot of things. Why will the pendos be buying Russian rocket engines for at least another five years?
Why can't they make a normal rocket launcher, and in 25g Angara will lift 100t. Nuclear fuel etc.
Why are the Boeings made up of n% imports, why do the Koreans have our engineers designing phones that
which are sitting in your house)))) Why else did Kopica say - maths is something that Russian professors teach the Chinese
in American universities. Why..., why.... There is a lot of why.
The most important thing is that they produced a racket that is 5-7 ahead of the world's counterparts and that gives
you just have to have a house, even though it's got imported phones in it)))
There is a concept - absolute advantage, which allows you to produce goods with greater productivity in
unit time and get a greater return, that's what all the mumbo-jumbo with international cooperation and trade is arranged for...
In the meantime, sign up as astronauts)))) https://www.roscosmos.ru/23316/
1-Why will the pendos be buying Russian rocket engines for at least another five years?
Why can`t they make a normal rocket launcher, and in 25g Angara will lift 100t. Nuclear fuel, etc.
The most important thing is that they have produced rockets which are 5-7 years ahead of world analogues and which give
you just have to have a house, even though you have imported phones in it))))
There is a concept - absolute advantage, which allows you to produce goods with greater productivity in
unit time and get a greater return, that's what all the mumbo-jumbo with international cooperation and trade is arranged for...
In the meantime, sign up as astronauts)))) https://www.roscosmos.ru/23316/
And your version of why the americans will buy? Or maybe it is simply more profitable to buy in this timeframe than to produce what is probably already obsolete. Everything is developing faster and faster, maybe in 5 years they will not need those production resources that need to be laid down now to create THOSE rocket engines. They are pragmatists, they will not throw a penny away. Who knows what technology they have in stock. And what is your opinion, why with their dough they would not produce their own rocket engines?
Otherwise described as well as ilich. It would still affect the quality of life at least in the next 5-10 years, at least on retirement. Given that it has lasted for nearly 20 years.
Give people a percentage of our "common" to live humanely.
And your version of why the americans would buy? Maybe it is simply more profitable to buy in this timeframe, rather than produce what is probably already obsolete. Everything is developing faster and faster, maybe in 5 years they will not need those production resources that need to be laid down now to create THOSE rocket engines. They are pragmatists, they will not throw a penny away. Who knows what technology they have in stock. What do you have an idea, why with their money they would not produce their own rocket engines?
Otherwise described as well as ilich. It would still affect the quality of life at least in the next 5-10 years, at least on retirement. Given that it has lasted for nearly 20 years.
Give people a percent of our "common" to live humanely.
It was worse 20 years ago. It's not easy to produce high-tech, they do, but they go down)))
Now they are developing an engine and have promised to launch in 5 years. Russia had a legacy from Soviet times.
Some of the most reliable rockets in the world. They are now fine-tuning Angara. As far as planes are concerned, they got off to a good start, too.
not bad either. The MS21 will be 20% cheaper than its analogues and there are innumerable preorders already. Others in terms of dimensions are in the pipeline.
Give it to me))) Yes, the government screws up big time. Oreshkin was on fire in copper talking about the lack of specialists.)
A lot of problems. They did not make good use of the devaluation and so on. But they made the world's best vaccine against Ebola and
and we're ahead of the world in cancer + retinas or something like that were recently the first in the world to get a transplant...