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Because, under usual circumstances, self-interested corporations compete against each other to get as close to what people are willing to pay for energy as poss

Because, under usual circumstances, self-interested corporations compete against each other to get as close to what people are willing to pay for energy as possible.

cap11235 7mo ago
> compete against each other Citation needed.
- vovavili 7mo ago
  https://lmgt.org/?q=econ+101 https://lmgt.org/?q=econ+101
  - tzs 7mo ago
    There’s a reason most universities don’t hand you a bachelors degree in economics as soon as you complete EC101. You should look into EC102 and the rest of the curriculum.