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Price increases after natural disasters
When a natural diaster such as a hurricane hits aregion, basic com-modities such as gasoline and bottled water experience increasing demand and shrinking supply. these shifts in demand and supply curves cause prices to rise,leading some people to complain about price gouging. but, as journalist jonh stossel argues in this opinion piece,there is an upside to higher prices after a disaster strikes.
In praise of price gouging
By john stossel
Politicians and the media are furious about price increase in the wake of hurricane katrina. they want gas stations and water sellers punished.
If you want to score points cracking down on mean, greedy profiteers, pushing anti-gouging rules is a very good thing. but if you are one of the people the low protects from price gouging you will not fare as well.
Consider this scenario: you are thirsty-worried that your baby is going to becoe dehydrated. you find a store that is open, and the storeowner thinks it is immoral to take advantage of your distress,so he will not charge you a dime more than he chargeed last week. but you can not buy water from him.
It is sold out.
You continue on your quest, and finally find that dreaded monster, the price gouger. he offers a bottel of water that cost 1 last week at an outrageous price say 20.you pay it to suevive the disaster.
You resent the price gouger.but if he had not demanded 20,he’d have been out of water. it was the price gouger’s exploita-tion that saved your child.
Price increases after natural disasters
When a natural diaster such as a hurricane hits aregion, basic com-modities such as gasoline and bottled water experience increasing demand and shrinking supply. these shifts in demand and supply curves cause prices to rise,leading some people to complain about price gouging. but, as journalist jonh stossel argues in this opinion piece,there is an upside to higher prices after a disaster strikes.
In praise of price gouging
By john stossel
Politicians and the media are furious about price increase in the wake of hurricane katrina. they want gas stations and water sellers punished.
If you want to score points cracking down on mean, greedy profiteers, pushing anti-gouging rules is a very good thing. but if you are one of the people the low protects from price gouging you will not fare as well.
Consider this scenario: you are thirsty-worried that your baby is going to becoe dehydrated. you find a store that is open, and the storeowner thinks it is immoral to take advantage of your distress,so he will not charge you a dime more than he chargeed last week. but you can not buy water from him.
It is sold out.
You continue on your quest, and finally find that dreaded monster, the price gouger. he offers a bottel of water that cost 1 last week at an outrageous price say 20.you pay it to suevive the disaster.
You resent the price gouger.but if he had not demanded 20,he’d have been out of water. it was the price gouger’s exploita-tion that saved your child.
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Trong tin tứcTăng giá sau khi thiên taiKhi một diaster tự nhiên như một cơn bão số truy cập aregion, com-modities cơ bản như xăng và nước đóng chai kinh nghiệm tăng nhu cầu và thu hẹp lại cung cấp. những thay đổi trong nhu cầu và cung cấp đường cong gây ra giá cả tăng, dẫn đầu một số người khiếu nại về giá gouging. Tuy nhiên, như nhà báo jonh stossel lập luận rằng trong ý kiến mảnh, có là một ngược với giá cao hơn sau khi một thảm họa cuộc đình công.Trong khen của giá gougingBởi john stosselChính trị gia và các phương tiện truyền thông đang tức giận về tăng giá trong sự trỗi dậy của cơn bão katrina. họ muốn trạm xăng và người bán nước bị trừng phạt.Nếu bạn muốn điểm số điểm nứt trên có ý nghĩa, profiteers tham lam, đẩy chống cắt cổ quy tắc là một điều rất tốt. nhưng nếu bạn là một trong những người thấp bảo vệ từ giá cắt cổ bạn sẽ không giá vé là tốt.Xem xét kịch bản này: bạn đang khát-lo lắng rằng em bé của bạn sẽ becoe mất nước. bạn tìm thấy một cửa hàng mở cửa, và storeowner nghĩ rằng đó là trái với đạo đức để tận dụng lợi thế của đau khổ của bạn, do đó, ông sẽ không tính phí cho bạn một hào hơn ông chargeed cuối tuần. nhưng bạn không thể mua nước từ anh ta.Nó được bán ra.Bạn tiếp tục tìm kiếm của bạn, và cuối cùng tìm thấy quái vật đáng sợ đó, giá gouger. ông đã cung cấp một bottel nước mà chi phí 1 cuối tuần tại một 20. nói outrageous giá bạn phải trả nó để suevive thảm họa.Bạn resent gouger.but giá nếu ông không yêu cầu 20, ông sẽ có ra khỏi nước. nó đã là giá gouger exploita-tion lưu trẻ em của bạn.
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In the news
Price increases after natural disasters
When a natural diaster such as a hurricane hits aregion, basic com-modities such as gasoline and bottled water experience increasing demand and shrinking supply. these shifts in demand and supply curves cause prices to rise,leading some people to complain about price gouging. but, as journalist jonh stossel argues in this opinion piece,there is an upside to higher prices after a disaster strikes.
In praise of price gouging
By john stossel
Politicians and the media are furious about price increase in the wake of hurricane katrina. they want gas stations and water sellers punished.
If you want to score points cracking down on mean, greedy profiteers, pushing anti-gouging rules is a very good thing. but if you are one of the people the low protects from price gouging you will not fare as well.
Consider this scenario: you are thirsty-worried that your baby is going to becoe dehydrated. you find a store that is open, and the storeowner thinks it is immoral to take advantage of your distress,so he will not charge you a dime more than he chargeed last week. but you can not buy water from him.
It is sold out.
You continue on your quest, and finally find that dreaded monster, the price gouger. he offers a bottel of water that cost 1 last week at an outrageous price say 20.you pay it to suevive the disaster.
You resent the price gouger.but if he had not demanded 20,he’d have been out of water. it was the price gouger’s exploita-tion that saved your child.
Price increases after natural disasters
When a natural diaster such as a hurricane hits aregion, basic com-modities such as gasoline and bottled water experience increasing demand and shrinking supply. these shifts in demand and supply curves cause prices to rise,leading some people to complain about price gouging. but, as journalist jonh stossel argues in this opinion piece,there is an upside to higher prices after a disaster strikes.
In praise of price gouging
By john stossel
Politicians and the media are furious about price increase in the wake of hurricane katrina. they want gas stations and water sellers punished.
If you want to score points cracking down on mean, greedy profiteers, pushing anti-gouging rules is a very good thing. but if you are one of the people the low protects from price gouging you will not fare as well.
Consider this scenario: you are thirsty-worried that your baby is going to becoe dehydrated. you find a store that is open, and the storeowner thinks it is immoral to take advantage of your distress,so he will not charge you a dime more than he chargeed last week. but you can not buy water from him.
It is sold out.
You continue on your quest, and finally find that dreaded monster, the price gouger. he offers a bottel of water that cost 1 last week at an outrageous price say 20.you pay it to suevive the disaster.
You resent the price gouger.but if he had not demanded 20,he’d have been out of water. it was the price gouger’s exploita-tion that saved your child.
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