One the one hand, striking workers would spend their unemployment money at businesses. On the other, reducing the cost of going on strike could lead to more work stoppages.
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the price would go down. that would increase the incentive to use more of it, which would cause the price to go back up. bret: so you support the president s lower demand theory instead of supply? no, i m saying that, i m saying that no matter what you do, there will be a market for the fuel. you can t permanently reduce the price or increase it either. there is a supply/demand effect you use less of it, it becomes cheaper. if it comes cheaper, you use more so on and so on. bret: newt gingrich hammered this home again and again. on the trail. today at a gas station. is this issue, is this vulnerability for the white house in the general election, if this issue fertile ground for republicans even though you don t get too down in the weeds. $2.50, i can make it happen overnight. do people believe that?