Well I got it right, but that’s a far from happy discovery. Nevada seems to be going from desert outback to economic metropolis back to desert outback in a couple of generations (though I suppose Boulder Dam provides something of a cushion – it was there before gambling really took off).
Good heavens. I guessed 25%. If the “strategic default” concept (current lingo for welching on a debt) were to catch on in LV, the place would empty out…they might be left with the same population they had in the “old days”–1995, for example.
I guessed 70% as was disappointed that I was too low. Maybe this is a cautionary tale about a one economy town. It’s kind of like a town version of Michigan.
though I suppose Boulder Dam provides something of a cushion – it was there before gambling really took off).
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I was so far off (underestimating the real percentage) that I am embarrassed to say what my guess was. That might help others.
Well I got it right, but that’s a far from happy discovery. Nevada seems to be going from desert outback to economic metropolis back to desert outback in a couple of generations (though I suppose Boulder Dam provides something of a cushion – it was there before gambling really took off).
Good heavens. I guessed 25%. If the “strategic default” concept (current lingo for welching on a debt) were to catch on in LV, the place would empty out…they might be left with the same population they had in the “old days”–1995, for example.
I guessed 70% as was disappointed that I was too low. Maybe this is a cautionary tale about a one economy town. It’s kind of like a town version of Michigan.
But they put Harry Reid back in the senate so maybe it is not bad enough for them yet.
Holy cow! NW Bob guessed 10%. I have got to stop wearing these rose colored glasses.
IHSV,
NW Bob
though I suppose Boulder Dam provides something of a cushion – it was there before gambling really took off).
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