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> > But why don’t they go down in price until there is an equilibrium? > Here is an example as to why: $0 to buy, maint fee $1076 Prices can also be less than
by aleph_minus_one 2y ago
> > But why don’t they go down in price until there is an equilibrium?
> Here is an example as to why: $0 to buy, maint fee $1076
Prices can also be less than 0 USD.
Such negative prices do occur in an economy, for example to get free from obligations that accompany the object, which is the case here.
- NovemberWhiskey 2y agoIf prices are negative, there will only be a market if sellers can afford (and are willing) to pay buyers the market price.