as demand reduces, supply reduces
But the first to go will be the more expensive supply, leaving less expensive supply in it's place.
Now I have to worry about my car not being charged because my kid came home and stole the cable.
I guess you should have raised your kid better...
Enjoy the few years before oil prices surge when everywhere else mandates EV and the demand for oil plummets.
So you expect prices to surge as demand decreases? I'm almost positive I've heard that economics work the exact opposite of that.
Tier 2 is NIMBYs enacting zoning laws that all have the effect of restricting housing supply, which they have done successfully for decades.
I hear this all the time, but I've yet to see someplace that built tons and tons of housing and have it cause housing to become more affordable. Manhattan should be the most affordable place to live, yet it's the opposite. Los Angeles and The San Francisco bay area have built like crazy, and they are the LEAST affordable places to live.
We have no problem buying a BBQ with a BRAND NEW propane tank(empty) only to take swap it for a full tank so that you can grill a few burgers.
Yes, let's compare the $50 propane tank to the $30k battery pack. Great example!
Every year crime goes down regardless of the number of police but every year we keep adding more and more police.
Every year, crime goes down.
Every year, we keep adding more and more police.
Sooooo... everything is good?
Boy, I'm real concerned about CISA getting their funding for CVE... whatever the hell that means.
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