> That said, I have to side with C. and Kel on the issue that Tully
> brings up: only in a hyperconsumer culture like the U. S. would a
> person conflate individual purchasing decisions and political activity.
>
> Miles
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Fair enough, but what about VS behavior leading to larger aggregates and tipping points in the composition of effective demand leading to changes in composition of future investment and output. I think Tully is hitting on this old piece of folk economics/folk Keynesianism, which in a sense goes back to J.S. Mill, iirc............If large numbers of people do adopt VS changes in output will occur, no?
Ian