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In response to
"You misuse "free-market solution" here. Are you suggesting that the higher prices will result in corrective solutions to the problem? -- nm"
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No, I'm saying that the higher prices are the unavoidable result of the corrective solution.
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Nov 19 '08, 11:06
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Except companies don't work that way, of course. They'll invest in whatever they can (read: Blackwater, or state-based support from the US or surrounding navies) to preserve their bottom line.
It's an insecure trade route. The obvious inclination is that there will be bloodshed in order to secure it. It's just a matter of time.
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