What will Pac Fans excuses be when Shane vs Floyd outsells Pac and Clot?

[Pullcounter]

hahaha......do you even know what inflation is?????????


how does inflation play any knid of role in PPV numbers......explain that genius??????

A value of a dollar is defined in The Coinage Act of 1792 which defined the dollar as 371.25 grains of pure silver, putting the United States of America on the Silver Standard, which the country is still on. A silver Eagle has been and always will be a unit of fixed value.

Now a Dollar Bill, which it seem you are asking about, is a promise to pay a Silver Eagle (with no legal requirement to provide one if so demanded). The only thing backing a Dollar Bill is the faith and confidence of the people of this country in our government and each other to deliver value in exchange for said bill. Since there is only a fixed amount of vInflation due to supply and demand. For example, some huge music star comes out with a clothing line. A shirt that costs the company $10 dollars in materials and labor per shirt is priced retail $150 and people actually buy it because of the name of a famous person is tied to it. The reality of it is, that shirt is not worth the money paid for it but people buy it any way making the dollar depreciate in value.

A simple way of looking at it is, people spend spend spend, making money overly fluid and essentially common. If our economy was more fiscal, the price of things would drop because basically we are forcing the companies to lower prices or no one will buy the item.alue creation, prices for that value produced goes up when the Federal Reserve fulfills its mandate to inflate the money supply by printing more dollar bills. This is called inflation. It's true that inflation is every where and always a monetary phenomenon.

[baracuda]

pacfans and everyone else know shane vs floyd should outsell pac vs clottey.....

[check hook]

A value of a dollar is defined in The Coinage Act of 1792 which defined the dollar as 371.25 grains of pure silver, putting the United States of America on the Silver Standard, which the country is still on. A silver Eagle has been and always will be a unit of fixed value.

Now a Dollar Bill, which it seem you are asking about, is a promise to pay a Silver Eagle (with no legal requirement to provide one if so demanded). The only thing backing a Dollar Bill is the faith and confidence of the people of this country in our government and each other to deliver value in exchange for said bill. Since there is only a fixed amount of vInflation due to supply and demand. For example, some huge music star comes out with a clothing line. A shirt that costs the company $10 dollars in materials and labor per shirt is priced retail $150 and people actually buy it because of the name of a famous person is tied to it. The reality of it is, that shirt is not worth the money paid for it but people buy it any way making the dollar depreciate in value.

A simple way of looking at it is, people spend spend spend, making money overly fluid and essentially common. If our economy was more fiscal, the price of things would drop because basically we are forcing the companies to lower prices or no one will buy the item.alue creation, prices for that value produced goes up when the Federal Reserve fulfills its mandate to inflate the money supply by printing more dollar bills. This is called inflation. It's true that inflation is every where and always a monetary phenomenon.

Ok.......go find out how much the oscar PPV was 5 years ago....adjust for 5 years of inflation and compare it to the price of a PPV today....i think you will find it has tracked the rate of inflation....hence it is not more expensive in todays dollars than it was in the past.....


some things become more expensive relative to adjusted dollars, some become cheaper. An example would be wool suits or airfares. In inflation adjusted dollars they are cheaper today than they were in the past. for example a flight from Perth to Sydney in australia cost about $300 twenty years ago and you can get one for about that much today. Same with wool suits.....20 yrs ago = $400......u can get them for that price today...sometimes even less....


A prime example of something that where purchasing power has decreased would be land. In inflation adjusted dollars it is far more expensive. For example where i live in Australian in the past the median house price was a multiple of 3-3.5 of the average wage......now it is over 7 times the average wage.......



next time don't just post a bunch of bull**** from wikipedia.......you didn't even answer my question...all u did was cut and paste......

[Rolling Stone]

inflation has nothing to do with PPV sales......if you sell 1 million PPV's 10 years ago its still the same as selling 1 million PPV's today....just that because of the higher cost of the PPV, the total Gross will be different

[check hook]

inflation has nothing to do with PPV sales......if you sell 1 million PPV's 10 years ago its still the same as selling 1 million PPV's today....just that because of the higher cost of the PPV, the total Gross will be different

Well you can't even say its higher.....you would have to add back the inflation over the 10 year period and in relative terms it may actually be cheaper, more expensive or it may be unchanged.

Pullcounter = dumbass.....thinking inflation effect PPV buy rate.....CLOWN

[brently1979]

This is a lame thread dude. Seriously.

[GorillaBongsoon]

What will Pac Fans excuses be when Shane vs Floyd outsells Pac and Clot?
Poll to follow.

The real question is what will be Floyd's fans excuse when Manny puts on another SENSATIONAL performance most likely ending by knockout and Floyd puts his fans to sleep once again?

[Counter Punch]

Mosley has a bigger fanbase than Clottey. That's not Pac's fault noe an excuse. The real question is what will they say when it outsells Pacquiao vs Cotto.