| yg0l9o94uw | Date: Sunday, 2014-01-05, 5:00 PM | Message # 1 |
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| up directly stimulates overeating. And similar to your argument about, you know, pushing credit vs. pulling credit if we offer people lots of credit with terms that are opaque at best, theyre going to use as a , as a population, we will use that credit. And probably unwisely, right So, I think one of the most helpful things we can do as a society, because we dont want an Orwellian society where people dictate precisely what were doing, but I think truth in lending is a really important concept, right Having people really understand the impact of the difference between an adjustable rate mortgage with the teaser rate, and a reset pause vs. a fixed, certain payment over years. I think the No. way to judge human behavior is to look at incentives. Where are the incentives in the system And part of the trouble with finance, part of the problem people are having interacting with the financial system is, incentives are often not clear to people. We could, as a system, make it much more explicit. Where people know when theyre interacting with a mortgage broker, or a real estate
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