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Basically you have unnecessary production capacity losing money the majority of the time, which can only pay off during infrequent emergencies. Then if price-g
by unishark 7y ago
Basically you have unnecessary production capacity losing money the majority of the time, which can only pay off during infrequent emergencies.
Then if price-gouging laws prevent you from charging more during an emergency you won't make your money back.
- onetimemanytime 7y agoYour kids will named and shamed in school cause daddy jacked up the prices when people are dying. The government needs to invest, and even keep a few essential factories on standby or buy, say linens from factories that if needed will make masks. WTH, we invest $700 BILLION in the military and if you don't have antibiotics, scrubs and other basics, what's the point? The government bailed out car companies and other than jobs, it also means that in a WW scenario, the GM and Ford factories will make tanks instead of cars. Some things re essential.