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    Default War With Russia Going To Drive Up Industry Prices?

    Recently, sanctions have gone against Russia, not allowing russians to enter the country legally, Do you think this will effect the industry? From a supply a demand perspective, being that, alot of women from russia in the larger cities have a pretty dense russian provider population? Customers or a dancers welcome to respond.

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    Default Re: War With Russia Going To Drive Up Industry Prices?

    I doubt it because a lot of the Russian girls are here illegally. I don't know the stats but I doubt a lot of Russian dancers were coming here legally since it is hard to do so unless you are skilled (and generally they don't consider dancing a skill).

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    Interesting.

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    I've heard the idea that there mightt be an increase of Ukrainians coming over because of all the trouble. So if there are fewer Russians, there may be more Ukrainians.
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    For our industry, I highly doubt it has any effect. I only see it growing in diversity of all kinds.
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    Default Re: War With Russia Going To Drive Up Industry Prices?

    It could be a regional thing. But like Kelly said it could have no effect at all since many are 'imported' here. Then again I've met a lot of Russian girls who came here with a student visa who's first priority are to study in the local universities, but dance only because they cannot legally work in the U.S. unless it's on-campus work. It's not just Russians, but people from other countries as well (come to the U.S. to study and dance since there is no other option, a decent income, and no paper trail in many cases).

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    Quote Originally Posted by BodyRubUSA.COM View Post
    Recently, sanctions have gone against Russia, not allowing russians to enter the country legally, Do you think this will effect the industry? From a supply a demand perspective, being that, alot of women from russia in the larger cities have a pretty dense russian provider population? Customers or a dancers welcome to respond.
    As far as I know, the only Russians not allowed to enter the U.S. under the sanctions, are a select few oligarchs.

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...st-Russia.html

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    Default Re: War With Russia Going To Drive Up Industry Prices?

    ^^^ in regard to 'trickle down' effects on the adult entertainment industry, I would be far more concerned about the effects of Russia's 'attack' on the US dollar's 'reserve currency' status ... which is being actively aided by China. Arguably, if these efforts are successful, US interest rates will rise, the US dollar denominated price of food, energy, manufactured goods will rise etc. as the 'purchasing power' of the US dollar declines.

    End result will be even fewer 'discretionary' dollars left in the pockets of potential US strip club and webcam customers as they are forced to spend more of their ( less valuable ) US dollars on more expensive 'necessities'. And applying the same supply and demand theory, if the number of dancers and camgirls remains relatively unchanged, but the available 'discretionary' dollars in customers' pockets shrinks as the result of redirection toward higher priced 'necessities', that means reduced effective demand for dancers' and camgirls' services. And that in turn will probably mean declining industry prices and/or more 'bang' being expected for the same number of 'bucks'.


    from

    (snip)Russia and China Tag Team Against US Dollar(snip)



    (snip)Stock Market Alert! Russia Transfers U.S. Treasuries as Dollar Attack Begins(snip)


    I don't want to delve too deeply into details outside of the Dollar Den. All I'll add here is that there is a LOT going on in the world's financial / currency / commodity markets right now in this regard, which mainstream US financial media seems to be ignoring.
    Last edited by Melonie; 03-26-2014 at 06:03 AM.

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    Default Re: War With Russia Going To Drive Up Industry Prices?

    Quote Originally Posted by Melonie View Post
    ^^^ in regard to 'trickle down' effects on the adult entertainment industry, I would be far more concerned about the effects of Russia's 'attack' on the US dollar's 'reserve currency' status ... which is being actively aided by China. Arguably, if these efforts are successful, US interest rates will rise, the US dollar denominated price of food, energy, manufactured goods will rise etc. as the 'purchasing power' of the US dollar declines.

    End result will be even fewer 'discretionary' dollars left in the pockets of potential US strip club and webcam customers as they are forced to spend more of their ( less valuable ) US dollars on more expensive 'necessities'. And applying the same supply and demand theory, if the number of dancers and camgirls remains relatively unchanged, but the available 'discretionary' dollars in customers' pockets shrinks as the result of redirection toward higher priced 'necessities', that means reduced effective demand for dancers' and camgirls' services. And that in turn will probably mean declining industry prices and/or more 'bang' being expected for the same number of 'bucks'.


    from

    (snip)Russia and China Tag Team Against US Dollar(snip)



    (snip)Stock Market Alert! Russia Transfers U.S. Treasuries as Dollar Attack Begins(snip)


    I don't want to delve too deeply into details outside of the Dollar Den. All I'll add here is that there is a LOT going on in the world's financial / currency / commodity markets right now in this regard, which mainstream US financial media seems to be ignoring.

    Great insight on this! Anybody else?

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