Because controls are alwasy ultimately unsustainable. Whenever governments try to control prices, people find ways around the controls. This is why blackmarkets emerge. If it costs $X to produce something and the government caps the price at something less, then it just won't be supplied and no-one will be able to buy it, except on the blackmarket if they are willing to pay $X (plus something because of the risk of getting caught). If the control is to set a minimum price, then people will often trade on the cash economy where the transaction can't be traced.
A market in which no one controls the prices is called
Economists say that competitive markets are efficient because when there is competition prices are lower. The more available an item, the less it will cost the consumer.
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A market in which no one controls the prices is called
A monopoly controls prices and availability in an industry.
A market in which no one controls the prices is called
Economists say that competitive markets are efficient because when there is competition prices are lower. The more available an item, the less it will cost the consumer.
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