Various economic systems perfectly and very simply explained

[syringis]

[brush]

1. Thank you. That was enjoyable.

[syringis]

2. You are welcome

[Wounded Bear]

3. Interesting update to an old meme...

[syringis]

5. In fact...

I had it in french without pics. I felt too lazy to translate so I googled. Found this and wanted to share. Plus, this one is updated and mych more funny.

The french one is realistic To be fair, you can applied it to the Belgian part, french speaking.

[sarge43]

4. I'll take exception to traditional capitalism

Traditional capitalism: Buys every functioning cow for 10 cents on the dollar. Overcharges for the milk, then when consumers start using goat's milk, whine and demand the gov't bail them out. With the bail out money starts buying up goats.

[syringis]

6. LOL

Plutôt bien vu

[sarge43]

7. Mercy bow cups. :) n/t

[Amishman]

8. I'd argue that is modern capitalism. I'd call their traditional capitalism 'textbook capitalism'

It's rarely discussed outside of textbooks and never seen, but would work in theory

[sarge43]

9. Good point, sir. Yes, modern would be better. n/t

[jmowreader]

10. Trumpism

You have no cows.

You sell the meat from 800 cows. You sell the milk from 400 more. You claim an agricultural tax deduction for your 800-acre pastures which wouldn't be safe to pasture livestock on because there are all these little holes on them.

Most of the time, when someone comes to collect their meat or milk you're able to stall them with claims that high quality products like yours can't be rushed. When someone actually does pick up their products, they're always amazed the meat is already in little foam trays and the milk is in cartons.

[syringis]

12. lol

You defined at its best, Trump's "skills" as business man

[lindysalsagal]

11. An OCD Corporation:

You have two cows. You can't sleep at night because one is slightly taller, one keeps eating more than the other, they keep switching places in the barn, and they eat the hay and grain unevenly in the trough, making you have to scoop out the uneaten hay and grain, and feed it to them by hand until it's gone because the old hay and grain can't touch the new hay and grain.





(Not me, but some people I know.....)