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No, they're not -- they're paid lots of money to satisfy the demand that actually exists in the market.
by Gormo 2y ago
No, they're not -- they're paid lots of money to satisfy the demand that actually exists in the market.
- account42 2y agoBut they are not even doing that - see: false advertising, captive markets, monopolies, etc.
- Gormo 2y agoBut those things are not what consumers are paying for. It's totally appropriate to hold firms accountable when they are doing manipulative things instead of satisfying demand, but restricting them from fulfilling the demand that actually exists on account of some third party's ideological prescriptions about what the market should be demanding is unacceptable.