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that said, it's probably most fruitful to focus on the "supply" side of things. how are goods and services supplied? does the supply of goods and services ultimately depend on anything else that perhaps provides the true source of value? some kind of socially useful labor time, perhaps? get your friend to the labor theory of value on his own intuition and he'll drop this silly supply and demand liberal economics nonsense.