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Red rent
This is normal rent, if everything turns to custard, this is the red rent. | |
A base line economy value for services so if things
happen and hyper inflation is looming, people can see
sense and just operate on the red values. The mental
valuing system occasionally needs a grounding mark to
hang from.
A landlord or service provider would give two prices, the
normal;
and the minimal operating price with reduced
services ( no maintenance, upgrades are going to get
done)
Two landlords, could give the same rent price but
different red rent values.
The economy is always good if there is a boom but we
are all here, the physical stuff hasn't changed , why let
unrealistic mental labeling wreck a society.
Then again ,if we have truly advanced and it is really
hard custard, the tenant and landlord should share the
can of beans.
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Junk bonds should start selling their debt now. The debtors may last longer than the debtees. |
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//if everything turns to custard// then you would be paying your rent in custard, but you would be renting custard. You would be custard. It also depends on your definition of "thing" actually. |
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How does custard account for inflation? |
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You can swim in it, but if you fall on it, you'll hurt your thing. |
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I hate to appear ignorant. |
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