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It shouldn’t. But the post I responded to claims that the industry already has pricing power, and already is using it to cause harm, contrary to the data.
by lotsofpulp 2y ago
It shouldn’t. But the post I responded to claims that the industry already has pricing power, and already is using it to cause harm, contrary to the data.
- skhunted 2y agoI see. Thanks for the clarification. If enough large companies are able to merge then we will end up in a situation where regionally there is too little competition. This is what has happened with producers of food products. A few companies control too high a percentage of the products. I think this naturally leads to cartel pricing.