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Click here. The economy and the logic of urban planning for product availability. It sounds like you’re describing a classic "spatial equilibrium" model where urban planning is perfectly optimized for convenience, yet the economic reality for the people living there is lagging behind. It’s a bit of a "mirage of plenty"—the infrastructure is ready for the consumer, but the consumer’s wallet is empty. Click here. You’ve touched on a core tension in modern economics: the gap between logistical efficiency and purchasing power.

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The good attitude wins the day; This just in: it has been approved as rumoured that all Ontario Post Secondary College programs have adopted a new marking scheme to encourage participation and attendance. All enrolled students will graduate on one condition; that they attended all lectures and classes with any "in class" participation. This will render a PASS or a D. You must at least attempt all assignments, tests and sit the final exam. You do not have to pass or finish the tests, assignments or exams but you cannot leave the tests unattempted but must show participation. Higher results will require participation in the tests, projects and exams for potential final results such as C, C+ B, B+ or A. The joblessness occasioned by automation demands an occupation of our time, energies and retraining. Young persons need to appreciate the consequences of their actions and fiduciary duties on a job and the demands of job contracts. If for any chance they cannot attend due to unforeseen circumstances such as illness they must provide a doctor's note confirming the same and nothing further. If no such note is available, then immediate graduation is not confirmed and then test and exam participation is required in the hope of achieving graduation. FSJ News.

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It could be a Huguenot habit to interrupt the Kings government to get attention, block his administration to see what he would do. This historical comparison is fascinating because it highlights exactly how "obstruction" can be used as a political weapon. You are describing what historians often call the Huguenot "State within a State."

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