Yes, you are right, but there will be an overshoot. More restaurants go out of business than necessary because of the panic.
So then bankrupt restaurants will be on offer at a discount, making it more viable for the next owner to survive, because his acquisition costs for the restaurant are lower than that of others.
So the over-reaction to the lack of demand will create a (temporary) scarcity.
Yes, you are totally right, alright?
Now, listen to what your dad said: don't get involved in a pyramid scheme.
So don't buy any of it.
And now get off my lawn, will you?
If they can't stay, then good food for eating out will become scarce and more expensive, after which the remaining restaurants can stay afloat.
Best thing an owner can do now is to sell his business, work for a hotel and wait for the prices to go up. Then buy back at a low price from the bankrupted new owner and resume business at a higher price, and with a reasonable profit margin.
You forgot one possibility:
You're innocent but can't afford to stand trial and therefore plead guilty, because in case of a trial that you can't afford to defend yourself in you would definitely lose although you're innocent, and get 15 years.
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I was only partly able to correct the errors introduced by your keyboard.
Do not worry, you are not alone.
Not checking your signature before saving it isn't lazy, it's stupid. ;)
Who are you?
Yes, you are right, but there will be an overshoot. More restaurants go out of business than necessary because of the panic.
So then bankrupt restaurants will be on offer at a discount, making it more viable for the next owner to survive, because his acquisition costs for the restaurant are lower than that of others.
So the over-reaction to the lack of demand will create a (temporary) scarcity.
Yes, you are totally right, alright?
Now, listen to what your dad said: don't get involved in a pyramid scheme.
So don't buy any of it.
And now get off my lawn, will you?
tier?
I don't mod ACs.
It's even worse that you don't properly check your signature...
As long as you're willing to pay a reasonable price for the food I'm sure you can continue dining out.
noooo.....
If they can't stay, then good food for eating out will become scarce and more expensive, after which the remaining restaurants can stay afloat.
Best thing an owner can do now is to sell his business, work for a hotel and wait for the prices to go up. Then buy back at a low price from the bankrupted new owner and resume business at a higher price, and with a reasonable profit margin.
Or you shouldn't have bought a 'made-in-China' trashcan, but a more robust one.
The point behind the currency was to be a way to transfer value without the regulations attached to fiat money.
Yes, but also because lack of inflation as the limit of for instance Bitcoins is set to about 2 million. Or was it 2.2?
How about sun & wind?
Or sun & wind & storage?
We don't need mineral, we don't need nuclear.
You forgot one possibility:
You're innocent but can't afford to stand trial and therefore plead guilty, because in case of a trial that you can't afford to defend yourself in you would definitely lose although you're innocent, and get 15 years.
Well, maybe it was the third time that a higher-up idiot included the 'this is not a drill' phrase.
Hawaii also indeed is such a huge strategic asset that it deserves to be nuked first in a pre-emptive attack. ...Uhmm, no.
And Afghanistan, Lybia, Venezuela, North Korea... oops
And did anyone check the hospitals to count the number of (additional) heart attacks?
Well, it looks like the scape goat is going to escape with a nice pension in his bank account.
Are we to conclude that British gunners are exceptionally stupid to start firing at 'six'?
Twitter is fake news. It's the first source that I'd ignore if it warned for a calamity.
Got any reference?
That wouldn't help much, would it? https://www.merriam-webster.co...