> The price a consumer pays for a product is entirely divorced from the cost to manufacture said product. So what? Never mind that any viable company has to ch

> The price a consumer pays for a product is entirely divorced from the cost to manufacture said product. So what? Never mind that any viable company has to charge more than the 'cost to manufacture', unless there is coercion or fraud involved, an agreed to price by the buyer and seller is automatically a legitimate price for that buyer and seller, otherwise they wouldn't have come to an agreement. Obviously a different buyer might think differently, but that doesn't change the legitimacy of someone else's transaction.