Wait a minute . I thought he was going to improve the lives of all those middle class workers in the rust belt ? Way to get played <| sep |> m o s t r esponsibleteenagerinhouse . html I can ' t speak to the other stuff in the sidebar , that ' s the only one I ' ve read so far . I ' ll get round to the rest of them , out of curiosity . Edit A lot of the other sources are hundreds of years old too , that one just seems to be the most quoted . <| sep |> Are you still breeding ? I just wanna make sure you haven ' t forgotten about me . <| sep |> rWhereIsAssangeThere ' s a LOT of fishy things going on . <| sep |> Shits on fire yo <| sep |> I agree with your last paragraph , but do have a comment on the first two . The economic principle I am referring to is the demand curve I ' m sure you know this but here is a link for readers how might not . It says that at a high price a good has limited demand , whereas at a low price it has a lot of demand . According to this theory , we will have scenario 2 with high transaction fees , but at low transaction fees we will have scenarios 1 and 2 .