[central_va]

Sound economics? For who?

[PeterPrinciple]

Sound economics? For who?

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Your point?

There are basic economic principles. We used to be taught them. This isn’t bad: http://www.kidseconposters.com/posters/financial-literacy/basic-principles-of-economics/

I grew up with old school ag economics, such as the Law of Diminishing Returns. Common sense stuff. This is all still valid.

Because of centralization of government this all morphed into govt control economics. sad.

Regarding who? That question would indicate one is brainwashed into the concept of government economics. There are winners and losers in sound economics which is old school common sense, Not the political economics we are so used to.

My observation is that Trump understands SOUND OLD SCHOOL ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES.

We have an opportunity for freedom here, but there are all to many that want to return to slavery. We should all do a little research on what happens to most freed slaves, they return to slavery.......................

[PeterPrinciple]

People Gain When They Trade Voluntarily:

People do not produce all the goods and services they consume. Instead, they produce a narrower range of goods and services and then trade (exchange) with others to help satisfy their economic wants. Both parties expect to benefit from a voluntary trade; there are no “winners” and “losers.” This is why both buyers and sellers often say “Thank you!” after a purchase.

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I especially like the above from the elementary education site.

We have been so engrained with the concept of winners and losers by our democratic overlords, we have forgotten the concept of win/win.

If one looks closely at Trump, this is the core of almost every one of his interactions. A new language we don’t understand.