"spending huge sums on expensive german cars is blokeonomics because, "they depreciate less than the others and last longer", when the difference in price would cover depreciation over several decades
the art of reverse-engineering the cost/utility justification and the accompanying self-deception for the purchase of expensive shiny toys, having already decided that you want them
""spending huge sums on expensive german cars is blokeonomics because, "they depreciate less than the others and last longer", when the difference in price would cover depreciation over several decades" What is the definition of "blokeonomics"?