/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8605927

>Actully thats exactly what sellers do

Wrong. Seller don't just '''''do'''''' this. Those who are smart stick to competition and those who do not come face to face with the harsh reality that (WHO KNEW?!) people tend to buy more at a cheaper price.

>thats why there is a price control for agriculture

No.

I don't want to sound condescending, but I don't think you understand what a price control really is.

Be it in the form of a ceiling (as to prevent prices from going up) or a floor (as to prevent prices from going down), a price control is a limit put in place by politicians who, more often than not, push these policies by appealing to the feelings of the people, without knowing much of the implications of doing so.

The price control on agriculture is of the ''floor'' type. Its preventing prices from going down when they should. Encouraging overproduction and growth of crops at a excessive rate because there isn't any incentives for farmers to stop doing so (water is subsidized, overproduction is bought from the government, etc).

Ironically. When there's a ''ceiling'' those who produce tend to not do so. Because there's simply no incentives for them to produce at a loss. This leads to crisis, hunger, you call it (And you should research it)

>It either gets overflowed with overproduction

Which is exactly what the price control on agriculture is doing (you would instantly know this if you had bothered to at least google it).

>Your "free market" is not sustainable

Its been sustainable for... a couple hundred of years if not more. You think the ''free market'' is a inherent quality brought to us by a capitalistic system? It's not.

>>8605927

>Actully thats exactly what sellers do

Wrong. Seller don't just '''''do'''''' this. Those who are smart stick to competition and tend are faced with the harsh reality that (WHO KNEW?!) people tend to buy more at a cheaper price.

>thats why there is a price control for agriculture

No.

I don't want to sound condescending, but I don't think you understand what a price control really is.

Be it in the form of a ceiling (as to prevent prices from going up) or a floor (as to prevent prices from going down), a price control is a limit put in place by politicians who, more often than not, push these policies by appealing to the feelings of the people, without knowing much of the implications of doing so.

The price control on agriculture is of the ''floor'' type. Its preventing prices from going down when they should. Encouraging overproduction and growth of crops at a excessive rate because there isn't any incentives for farmers to stop doing so (water is subsidized, overproduction is bought from the government, etc).

Ironically. When there's a ''ceiling'' those who produce tend to not do so. Because there's simply no incentives for them to produce at a loss. This leads to crisis, hunger, you call it (And you should research it)

>It either gets overflowed with overproduction

Which is exactly what the price control on agriculture is doing (you would instantly know this if you had bothered to at least google it).

>Your "free market" is not sustainable

Its been sustainable for... a couple hundred of years if not more. You think the ''free market'' is a inherent quality brought to us by a capitalistic system? It's not.

>>8568888

>8888

Dumb fucking bananaposters

kill yourselves, all of you. None of you have ever produced true monkino.

>>8446402

Fuck off lil nigga, take it or leave it.

>>8437608

How does what you are saying relate in any way to my question?

I got the book PDF to learn vector calculus and remember most of my calculus background and you guys are making me feel bad now.

How do I get to the level of properly understanding books like Rudins, etc?

>>8403052

Please anon! Share your knowledge with me!