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Originally Posted by roachboy
what is equilibrium ace?
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It is a "market metaphysics" argument. I think you know that. There is a theoretical equilibrium, but no human will ever be able to calculate it -because of the millions of variables in the market and the fact that it is infinitely dynamic. Is your question really about the underlying principle of the supply/demand/price relationships? I think you know, at best, all we could do is illustrate the point using a very simplified example, is that what you want?
I am curious, do you consider calculus, "metaphysics"?
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Originally Posted by Derwood
assuming that those who already have those jobs (asst. managers, managers, supervisors, regional managers, etc.) aren't clinging to their jobs in a bad economy. there aren't an infinite amount of "promotable" jobs in Wal-Mart or anywhere else. Hard work, desire, etc. aren't enough alone. Opportunity is a huge part of the equation
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Come now. Where do you want to go with this? I agree there will only be one CEO at Wal-Mart at a time, even though many in the company may be qualified. If I am one of those people, I may still have a very satisfactory career at Wal-Mart, or I might start my own company or go work for a competitor. With the proper skills, the choice is mine. That is my primary point, do you disagree?