Curious if there's been any research done on this...
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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Inflation's effect on the Wages of Sin...
- Thread starter beenherebeforeagain
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I'm not sure, but I think the wages of sin are probably higher than minimum wage.
Wouldn't "tumescence" be more accurate than "inflation"?
Perhaps look into the etymologopoly of the terms involved.
Shadow Wolf
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Looks like it's time to put in some overtime with the sin to make up the difference.
Isn't that the trouble with wage inflation...the faster you go, the behinder you get?
Prices are sticky. There are several ways things can go. Sometimes if the market has slowed the demand for labor goes down, and then you have a glut of labor. If this is combined with a bear market then even more people look for work, and you have an even worse glut of labor. Then you have high prices plus a glut of workers, lower wages and far greater profits. So then the wages of sin are much lower, but this results in greater prophets.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Well, so I'll just gamble more than I normally would on a Sunday.
well, if the wages of sin is death, does inflation mean that it takes more sin to gain death now?
Or is it death that is inflating, growing fast than the sin?
Inquiring minds want to know...
Or is it death that is inflating, growing fast than the sin?
Inquiring minds want to know...