How is that not a free market, let alone capitalism? That's how club goods work. The cost per individual is low, but the total cost is high. In those cases it m

How is that not a free market, let alone capitalism? That's how club goods work. The cost per individual is low, but the total cost is high. In those cases it makes sense to have different prices for different regions, or even different individuals. A poor person in Egypt can't afford $1,000 a day. But if they charged everyone the Egypt price, they wouldn't make enough money to even cover the cost of researching it. Besides that's not an argument for why it's bad. Your just saying you don't like it because it doesn't look like what you think a free market looks like.