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The past few weeks with ETH has made me curious about this. Is it worth my time and why can I only get REP on one exchange? This video explains the project decently, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yegyih591Jo but it doesn't explain much about REP or trading.
Just buy Bitcoin, it's the only safe gamble within crypto.
Auger won't be released till the end of this year now
The release date doesn't concern me, the fact that one exchange is selling REP and it's some kind of weird IOU thing.... The project looks solid but I'm not so sure about the exchange.
A whale just pumped the fuck out of pepecoin, how do you feel?
It's now almost 0.00005 from 0.000018
Do you feel stupid yet?
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>>1151564
I learnt my lesson with PND.
Buy ethereum silly frog
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>Trump has been bankrupt 4 times
i want off this train
kill this economy now
>>1151188
You realize the average home has gotten way bigger?
The biggest reason for this is because people keep buying what would be considered absolutely monster houses 50 years ago. Price per square foot has kept up with the rest of the CPI
>>1151200
Home ownership rate is near a 50 year low. The demand is all from multiple-home owners and speculators, which will (hopefully) crash like it did in 2006.
>>1151213
Yep. People are staying home more because of a ton of reasons but partly because house prices were pushed so high because of the need for 2000+ square foot houses. This is pushing poorer people out of the market and into shitty apartment housing. Hopefully this will mean the market will correct, more smaller houses get made, and the price resets. Obviously this is a problem.
>heavily invest in infrastructure, as in ports, waterways and rail systems
>state creates state-owned companies and industries in sectors of the economy it does not produce
>send industries to under developed regions of the country to evenly spread population and GDP across the country
>give land to the poor and give them initial assistance so they can produce food near these new industrial cities
>privatize...
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>>1151154
>is this a good way to develop a third world nation in the current context?
Good? Yes
Practical? absolutely not
There is no ROI in the immediate future and it requires a massive amount of money to get the ball rolling, neither of which are present for a third world nation.
>also, why is it said that education is important to develop a third world nation?
Because of this
"Some of these people fear that there are...
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>>1151230
>"Some of these people fear that there are witches inside or that their children will be kidnapped. "
Not exactly much worse than Protestant America where 2/3 of the people still believe a magical invisible super powerful dude created all life in one day.
>>1151154
Overall It's a good way but
>state creates state-owned companies and industries
There's no need for this. The state can finance several new companies in whatever particular industry with favorable terms and subsidize it for a relatively short time until it's reasonably stable. When you have state-owned enterprises it's prone to corruption, overbearing bureaucracy, and being used as a political bargaining chip which can easily undo any potential it had for benefit.
>give land to the poor and give them initial assistance so they can produce food
This is fine I suppose but you have to make sure that the farmers/ranchers have access to tools and equipment which will allow them to produce food efficiently (like tractors/combines>hoes/sickles for example)
>why is it said that education is important to develop a third world nation?
Depends if the education is pragmatic or not. African smoke signal studies or women bathroom etiquette studies is totally useless. You do, however, need people to be knowledgeable enough to use the equipment they're given, efficient farming practices, how to operate whatever machinery, how to account for things in business or finance, how to build things in a structurally sound way, etc.
The trick to doing any of what you said is getting that initial sum of money to start building everything. Probably the best way is to get an established banking sector and to attract foreign investors to provide capital for the projects but not actually run or wholly own the companies. In addition, it's imperative that you have very harsh penalties for corruption and bribery because corruption will destroy anything it touches.
Situation: have an old farmhouse, completely rehabbed with land worth 600k. Sell and invest or rent?
Vague questions get vague answers: outlook not good.
If you can capitalize the land (farming, development), keep it. If you can't and have another house already, sell it. As far as renting, I doubt there's a big demand to rent in bumfuckville.
Compare what renting it will get you with what you could get by selling and buying rentals with better ROI.
Chances are, selling it is best
