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All of this says that what we need right now is a government-backed Strategic Toilet Paper Reserve. That Reserve makes a promise that even if your local Costco an out, you still have the right to buy 2 rolls per week from the government’s stockpile.
The Strategic Toilet Paper Reserve removes the incentive to stockpile. It ensures that even if you see others running to the store to stockpile toilet paper, you no longer need to try to run to beat them. You can relax, knowing that you’ll still be able to wipe your bum.pic.twitter.com/iDYynXd25X
So the economics of bank runs really is the same as the economics of toilet paper shortages. Both point to problems with unfettered markets. And both have problems that can be solved with clever government regulation. The only difference is what’s on the paper.pic.twitter.com/7FttR6ynwx
So, ummmm... that’s the economics of deposit insurance. 
#sorry #notsorry ( Credit for the eco-pun: @ProfMKavanagh)
Career highlight: The BBC had me on for ten minutes discussing the urgency of a Strategic Toilet Paper Reserve. (Click through: Starts at 16 minute point.)https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w172wmxchdfb9x8 …
way off topic but a hand bidet is the bomb. elegant way to go, even more so than full bidet. just sayin
The answer to this isn’t more government nonsense, it’s leaving the market alone so that toilet paper sellers can increase prices, and people stop the run and/or others start selling.
Try and talk to relatives that have been through war; no government there that’s for sure! Free market
A Commonwealth Strategic Toilet Paper Reserve to address the loo roll panic is the kind of overreaction I could get on board with.
Surely the government can just print more toilet paper though
So the government should themselves hoard toilet paper and slowly distribute it? How about Costco quadruple it’s purchase order for tp and the tp companies ramp up production? I see zero efficiency gains with the government who doesn’t produce tp itself taking ownership of supply
Doubt that would work with this adminstration as they'd say they have plenty for it theirs or they'd tell us not to worry we will get our rolls from them and not deliver or they deliver and rolls are soaking wet.
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, & you don’t want to be the left paperless. So you stockpile to avoid being shut out by others.
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The whole mess is created by fear, but the reality of toilet paper shortages means that fear is rational.
