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This is called “price inelasticity”. When you have to choose between probable death and, well, not dying, you are willing to pay almost any price.
by metafunctor 10y ago
This is called “price inelasticity”. When you have to choose between probable death and, well, not dying, you are willing to pay almost any price.
- XJOKOLAT 10y agoOnly because supply has been fixed - and not by unavoidable factors. In this case, it appears that supply has been artificially fixed by IP laws (which is obviously morally questionable situation in the health sector).