The Economics of a Storm The Economics of a Storm
Economics Simply Put

The Economics of a Storm

Economics Simply Put

Description de l’éditeur

What happens when a major storm barrels through an area? In addition to the tragedy of loss of life and loss of property that accompanies so many of these storms, we also see shortages and cries of price gauging.

In this short work on the topic, Catherine lays out her argument for why price gauging is not evil, and that artificially maintaining low prices in a crisis situation is not virtuous.

GENRE
Essais et sciences humaines
SORTIE
2012
3 novembre
LANGUE
EN
Anglais
LONGUEUR
6
Pages
ÉDITIONS
Catherine McGrew Jaime
TAILLE
49,8
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