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Assuming there is a free market everywhere this is true. However China does not have anything close to a free market, electricity is heavily subsidized and free
by testvox 9y ago
Assuming there is a free market everywhere this is true. However China does not have anything close to a free market, electricity is heavily subsidized and freedom to invest and run businesses is heavily restricted which can easily cause market failures such as this. The key takeway from the article is that for Chinese miners specifically there is still a large profit to be made, which indicates something screwy with the market in China.
- FabHK 9y ago> Assuming there is a free market everywhere this is true Sorry, but you can't assume that what theoretically holds in a long term stable equilibrium of a perfect idealised market holds at every moment in a fast moving dynamic real world market.