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> there's no supply constraint Where else are most Americans going to get milk than their local grocery store monopolies or duopolies?
by shadowgovt 3y ago
> there's no supply constraint
Where else are most Americans going to get milk than their local grocery store monopolies or duopolies?
- NovemberWhiskey 3y agoA supply constraint means there's an inability to bring sufficient new stocks of the product to the market. Think: N95 masks during Covid, or gasoline in the run-up to a hurricane. Selling toilet paper for $15 a roll when shelves are empty is price-gouging, selling eggs for 5% more than last year isn't.