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Economics
Laws of supply and demand
Price gouging during disasters
lets say that price gauging didn't happen,and the merchants sell the goods at the market price but with laws of supply and demand how would that be a good thing, When disasters hit an area, the cost of everything seems to go up immediately?
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How can that
not
be price-gouging??
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