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Show Post“Why don’t we raise prices” is something companies only ever say if they are looking at empty warehouses.
Show PostPeople assume companies are just itching to price gouge and as someone that has worked at a large manufacturer, it is the exact opposite. They are looking for any way to cut prices they can. You only get situations like this in supply crunches or dramatic inflation
Show PostBut what better time for collusion than when you can blame your collusion on something else?
Show PostI always thought the most convincing theories of collusion were that companies with large market power could use inflationary shocks as cover for increasing prices more than would be necessary or possible with more competition.
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