Quote Originally Posted by Dspong View Post
Freedom, liberty, cheaper products, civil rights, consumer power.



How is it immoral for a manufacturer to have the freedom to sell their product at which ever price they want. That sounds like freedom. Further more an entity valuing the price (I assume you're talking about a central planned economy) of someone else's own labour and or capital is far more immoral.

TLDR It's their stuff why can't they sell it at whatever price they want?

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Yet you still decided it was necessary to make a post.
Because there's no way I'm spending $1000 for an XBOX because Microsoft justifies that it's valued like that.

I'd rather have the price of the item vary based on mass production and overall sales.


Another good perspective would be to consider gas companies selling gas.

It'd be inconvenient to the consumer if gas companies were decisive about how much gas was, whereas if the government determines how much they'll buy gas to benefit the consumer based on demand, the consumer benefits from the deal.




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