>>>How about another 100%? Another 1000%? Perhaps it will.
>>
>>Relatively, wages and other cost shall go up by the same 
>>percentage, and life move on as usual.
>>
>>I think the poster's objective is to control the use of 
>>petroleum. 
> 
> 
> If you are referring to me: no, at least not directly. What I would like
> to see changed is the *relative* cost of
> energy-and-other-natural-resources versus labour. So "wages and other
> cost shall go up by the same percentage" does not apply.
> 

Like a 500%-5000% sale tax on all non-service related transactions?  :-(

Ling SM

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