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doubtful that an auction that would demand those profits would be 1) easy to facilitate 2) stable and predictable. Also, the individual price per unit would ri
by new_hackers 10y ago
doubtful that an auction that would demand those profits would be 1) easy to facilitate 2) stable and predictable.
Also, the individual price per unit would rise to the point that there would be another competitor to the market.
My point is that you can't cry about government controlled health care, and high prices of "free-market" items at the same time.
So either we have a gene pool cleansing and accept that people die, or a controlling entity uses force to coerce the manufacturers to adopt practices that will make it available at "reasonable" prices to the populous.