“Price-fixing is a bit like jumping off a tall building shouting “I abolish he law of gravity.” You cannot simply decree that something is worth more than anyone will pay for it or less than sellers will accept for it.”
- Robert Guest, Africa Editor of The Economist, writing in The Shackled Continent.
“Price-fixing is a bit like jumping off a tall building shouting “I abolish he law of gravity.” You cannot simply decree that something is worth more than anyone will pay for it or less than sellers will accept for it.”
- Robert Guest, Africa Editor of The Economist, writing in The Shackled Continent.
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