Economy
Says law argues that supply creates its own demand
HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART
According to Jean-Baptiste Say, just making something naturally generates the ability to buy something else. Say's Law posits that the act of producing goods generates income for the workers and suppliers, which inevitably turns around and acts as the demand for other goods. Essentially, the sheer act of creating supply accidentally funds the demand side.
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