Wondering if any 'End Demand' proponents have engaged with actual economic theories of supply/ demand (eg Say's Law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Say%27s_law …)
it's a bit tricky to argue from theory because an obnoxious economist can make a model to justify pretty much anything
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the baseline expectation in any market, regardless, is that suppliers will be unambiguously hurt by a a decrease in demand
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anyway short story is that end demand proponents tend not to be economic sophisticates + I haven't seen good work from them
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