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weird that you bring milk up as an example, because this is an industry where regulations tend to make sure milk prices stay high and production stays low; real
by xixi77 8y ago
weird that you bring milk up as an example, because this is an industry where regulations tend to make sure milk prices stay high and production stays low; really there are not many examples of food subsidies/regulations that aim to reduce prices and increase supply, at least not in the developed world
- mattrices 8y agoHm, I brought it up because its a staple item that everyone seems to need, but upon reflection that would make it a target for subsidy to reduce the inflation metrics.