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No. They could just choose not to sell at a lower price. In a frictionless market someone else would step in and sell the good at the lower price, but in realit
by okatzzz2 6y ago
No. They could just choose not to sell at a lower price. In a frictionless market someone else would step in and sell the good at the lower price, but in reality if not enough people want it then that third party won’t bother.