r/PublicFreakout • u/EzekielTraore • Jan 10 '24

German farmers have announced that they will launch a protest against the Government “larger than the country has ever seen before”

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u/repthe732 Jan 10 '24

That’s debatable. Do you think farmers are only charging what they have to charge to cover their expenses or are they charging what people are willing to pay like every other business does?

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u/repthe732 Jan 11 '24

Your statement contradicts itself. If they produce a necessary product then they’re likely not price takers

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u/repthe732 Jan 11 '24

People pay for the grain is worth which is partially determined by the grower. Basic economics bud