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If the demand for these products existed, the market would easily provide them. But why would excess supply be created if no one wants it?
by jessriedel 8y ago
If the demand for these products existed, the market would easily provide them. But why would excess supply be created if no one wants it?
- danharaj 8y agoAgriculture is, like, the least free market.
- jessriedel 8y agoIgnoring your hyperbole, I agree the existence of many distorting subsidies surely affects prices, but the price of all food is low across the board (compared to other industrialized countries). If people wanted to buy the healthy options at the price paid for them in Europe, they would be available.
- georgeecollins 8y agoRight, in the US corn in (Blame Iowa :) ) is super subsidized.