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Because somebody else then has an incentive to move into the market, increase production, and get the prices down. If that doesn't happen, then the market econo
by locallost 4y ago
Because somebody else then has an incentive to move into the market, increase production, and get the prices down. If that doesn't happen, then the market economy we supposedly live in is broken. And that would be a bigger problem than chip shortages.
- rusk 4y ago> If that doesn't happen, then the market economy we supposedly live in is broken. Well imagine that
- FrustratedMonky 4y agoIt isn't broken, its just that the market economy doesn't really behave like free market fan boys would like to believe.