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>Why some people think it mysteriously stops being a good system during times of emergencies is beyond me. It's pretty simple: this 'self-regulation' is most h
by ricardobeat 4y ago
>Why some people think it mysteriously stops being a good system during times of emergencies is beyond me.
It's pretty simple: this 'self-regulation' is most harmful to the people who are most vulnerable during emergencies. The rich always have a lot more options to deal with scarcity.
- olalonde 4y agoBut if that's true, isn't it also true in times of non emergencies? This just seems like an argument against market pricing in general.
- slg 4y agoThat is the dirty little secret of price gouging laws. It is just the system acting as normal so labeling that behavior as immoral is basically an indictment of the entire economic system.