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Following on from my earlier thread - https://incels.is/threads/the-economics-of-inceldom.34184/
We're going to look at what it looks like to be Chad and a woman. We've already established that price level is based upon one's self worth and that men are demand and women are supply. Let's take a look at another supply and demand graph.
Here we see that at price P2, we're talking Chad price level, there appears to be a huge excess of supply. This excess supply represents the inexhaustible ability to buy women. Now at P2, women are very happy, they're selling themselves and getting a good price too. However, with each passing encounter with which the transaction isn't marriage she is slowly being pushed towards equilibrium. Sure, she has the ability to sell at that price, Chad may still come and buy here and there, but it's no guarantee. Younger and more attractive women are pushing her towards equilibrium. Here, where demand and supply meet, she is looksmatched.
Chad's price level means that he has the ability and willingness to purchase at a high price, the entire supply curve below his price level is available to him. Now you may think that there would be excess demand at a Stacy price level, but you have to remember that the gap between Quantity demanded and Quantity supplied at P2 also represents unsold goods. In this case, women will refuse to be sold to low value buyers, instead choosing to wait until the scarce buyer (Chad) will purchase at her preferred price level regardless of her ability to sell herself anywhere along the supply curve. If she wants to guarantee a sale she has to move towards the normie equilibrium.
We're going to look at what it looks like to be Chad and a woman. We've already established that price level is based upon one's self worth and that men are demand and women are supply. Let's take a look at another supply and demand graph.
Here we see that at price P2, we're talking Chad price level, there appears to be a huge excess of supply. This excess supply represents the inexhaustible ability to buy women. Now at P2, women are very happy, they're selling themselves and getting a good price too. However, with each passing encounter with which the transaction isn't marriage she is slowly being pushed towards equilibrium. Sure, she has the ability to sell at that price, Chad may still come and buy here and there, but it's no guarantee. Younger and more attractive women are pushing her towards equilibrium. Here, where demand and supply meet, she is looksmatched.
Chad's price level means that he has the ability and willingness to purchase at a high price, the entire supply curve below his price level is available to him. Now you may think that there would be excess demand at a Stacy price level, but you have to remember that the gap between Quantity demanded and Quantity supplied at P2 also represents unsold goods. In this case, women will refuse to be sold to low value buyers, instead choosing to wait until the scarce buyer (Chad) will purchase at her preferred price level regardless of her ability to sell herself anywhere along the supply curve. If she wants to guarantee a sale she has to move towards the normie equilibrium.