"Green Living"

[jdirgo]

Just a question because I'm curious. From what I remember of my economics classes in college, the financial cost of many items does not truly match their real costs ("extrinsic factors", or something like that).

So, assuming that the free market does actually work, would it be worthwhile to try to adjust the cost of items to reflect their "real" lifetime costs?

I'm hoping someone more eloquent than me comes along and clarifies what I'm trying to say. Of course, that would imply that they understood what I was trying to say and that would be quite a leap.

John Dirgo, R, ABR, e-PRO
Aloha Coast Realty, LLC
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