Actually the economy already gets a nice boost from people buying stuff again, the same stuff.
Lots of people buy used cars, that either wouldn't buy a car at all or would go more years between cars.
Money doesn't do anyone any good at all unless it flows. A secondary market creates much more flow than a primary only market. One car sold many times creates lots of money flow, and it's the flow, not the original manufacture, that keeps people working and buying.
Lots of people buy used cars, that either wouldn't buy a car at all or would go more years between cars.
Money doesn't do anyone any good at all unless it flows. A secondary market creates much more flow than a primary only market. One car sold many times creates lots of money flow, and it's the flow, not the original manufacture, that keeps people working and buying.