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There are a lot of tools. Here are some random ideas (not exhaustive) 1. Enforce no-hoarding by businesses to release inventory into markets. Hoarding leads to
by mrcode007 5y ago
There are a lot of tools. Here are some random ideas (not exhaustive)
1. Enforce no-hoarding by businesses to release inventory into markets. Hoarding leads to price increases.
2. Expand infrastructure (in progress) to alleviate bottlenecks in the supply chain
3. Remove some of the not-so-smart tariffs instituted by the previous administration. Import tariffs are paid by, well, importer which leads to price increases.
4. Instead of continuously selling oil from reserves to foreign governments, keep some at home and release continuously to keep energy prices low. Energy cost is the single most important factor in consumer prices (because it takes energy in form of various fuels to: cool, transport, etc)
5. Break down monopolies that stifle innovation and lead to increase in value extracting behaviors by monopolists, instead of real innovation and new business formation.
6. Create new business federal subsidies of some sort?
7. Criminalize scalping (as is done in some countries)