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One alternative is to have sliding scale pricing, based on ability to pay. Those that can afford to pay the inflated prices can and should pay. Those who cann
by pwdisswordfish2 6y ago
One alternative is to have sliding scale pricing, based on ability to pay. Those that can afford to pay the inflated prices can and should pay. Those who cannot afford the high prices should still have access to the essentials that are produced. This incentivizes increased production, allows for profit (reward) and limits hoarding. Burden-sharing with respect to financing the increased production.
- sokoloff 6y agoIt also provides people with low apparent income an opportunity to resell.