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You are arguing purely on price but not considering other factors. To the person who bought the beer, the deemed value is probably more than they paid for it, a
by zeroimpl 4y ago
You are arguing purely on price but not considering other factors. To the person who bought the beer, the deemed value is probably more than they paid for it, and to the seller the beer was a liability due to having a limited shelf life and occupying shelf space. Thus there was a gain for both parties.
- atwood22 4y agoThe basis of the capitalist system is that price is set based off of worth to the sellers and buyers. Yes, I am arguing purely on price, because the price takes into account many different factors like the liability of holding stock and the utility of drinking with friends.