Starlink announces that they will make service available at a certain quality for $X/month, but more people want that than they can sell it to. Basic economic t

Starlink announces that they will make service available at a certain quality for $X/month, but more people want that than they can sell it to. Basic economic theory says they should raise the price to find equilibrium, but consumers hate that kind of thing, tying (in some cases) the company's hands. I don't really think that Starlink's hands are tied with respect to price increases, though. I doubt over-subscription is all that possible, unless they overestimated their own capacity when signing existing contracts.