Price gouging in a time of sea change
But price gouging laws in the US, exemplified by those enacted by state governments, were generally designed in anticipation of particular types of emergencies...
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But price gouging laws in the US, exemplified by those enacted by state governments, were generally designed in anticipation of particular types of emergencies...
Vertical mergers are known to potentially create an incentive for the merged firm to raise the price of inputs it supplies to its rivals (raising rivals’ cost...
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