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The point of the comment wasn't the meat prices, but the preservation of the environment. Higher prices will mean less consumption which will mean less producti
by soco 3y ago
The point of the comment wasn't the meat prices, but the preservation of the environment. Higher prices will mean less consumption which will mean less production so a environment win, and still room for a small but also expensive producer or two. Unless the duopoly will want higher production and decrease the prices so we will land in the same place, environment-wise. Or am I getting the subsidies point wrong?
- JoeAltmaier 3y agoI don't see how the money spent by the government to encourage competition (not strictly a 'subsidy' which means 'price support') has any effect on the environment.