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...and incentivising brick & mortar to raise prices? This is such a bad idea. The solution to price-gouging is a free market - not closing the market.
by pgt 7y ago
...and incentivising brick & mortar to raise prices? This is such a bad idea. The solution to price-gouging is a free market - not closing the market.
- falcrist 7y agoRetail establishments don't usually gouge nearly as deep as eBay sellers. Also, the free market is why price gouging exists. It's a natural consequence of supply and demand coupled with speculation. The only solution the free market offers is that people don't support price gouging via resellers... Which is what eBay is avoiding doing.