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The Law Of Household Economics

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Yesterday the W$J ran an article with the above-referenced title (see here). The gist of the article is that whenever a household is blessed with an unexpected windfall, it will be cursed by an equal, unexpected cost. When I read the column, I thought to myself that it?s funny because it?s true. Now I?m thinking it?s true but not so funny. Earlier this week I learned that I?m getting a bigger than expected raise for the coming year. Well, a few hours ago my wife called me from the orthodontist to tell me that my oldest son needs braces. After answering the question of ?how much is that going to cost us? she remarked ?there goes the raise? and she hadn?t even read the article. Damn the law of household economics.

Full post as published by Truth on the Market on June 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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