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Book 2, page 103, in the section on econ see the paragraph under Figure 11. The first two sentences make me laugh.
“… does not mean that a world with only one brand/type of toothpaste would be a better world.”
Yes, Schweser authors, the thought of a world with just one toothpaste to choose from makes me shudder.
– John
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I remember a question in the
L1 notes from 2013 that used three companies: Klatu, Verata & Nicktu.
Anyone who saw the cult classic Army of Darkness would get the reference. I took a picture of
the problem and sent it to my friends, thinking it would get a good laugh. Unfortunately,
I was so delirious from studying that I really overestimated the fact that my
friends would get this obscure reference imbedded in a complex finance problem
and they all wrote back something like , “Looks like Klatu has a leverage
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Yea the Schweser notes can be a little humorous at times.
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In the Soviet Union, there was only one brand of toothpaste.
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A dystopian vision indeed. Wait till they monopolize the toothbrush industry.
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It’s sure as hell better than a world with no toothpaste to choose from!!
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