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Originally Posted by mikld
Say a farmer owned a corn field. All the corn was growing fine and the farmer had planted as much as he was sure he could sell. Then a huge flock of crows came along and ate/destroyed the entire crop. Would raising the price the farmer wanted for he corn magically produce a larger crop?
So, say all the ammo and component manufacturers produced enough for every one's needs and then a huge flock of panicked buyers came along and bought up all the products. Would raising the price suddenly make more components/ammo available?
I think I'm through with this "discussion"...
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Raising prces slows consumption, that is the purpose of raising prices; gas, bread, corn or primers.