Thursday, December 2, 2021

Tuna and the Subway Footlong

Another hilarious yet meaningful economic lesson from Elaine Schwartz's Blog. You can read here.

Excerpt:

"Footlong eaters sued Subway.

During 2013, an Australian teenager posted on Facebook a picture of his 11-inch Subway Footlong. Feeling cheated (I guess), two New Jersey guys sued, others followed, and we wound up with a class action suit. Subway said the problem was inconsistently stretched bread. Eventually a court threw out the case. (An attorney said that everyone ate the evidence.)

Now, Subway is back in court."









Image source: Hypebae. 'Subway responds to tuna fake lawsuit with discount.'


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Oppenheimer and Oscar Economics

This  article  is quite long, but has important modern implications.  Source: Michael Ramirez, The Gazette.

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