No producer will voluntarily produce commodities at a quantity that is unprofitable. Which means they would have to be coerced to do it. Interference with the market anywhere will lead inexorably to interference everywhere.
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This might be a lost cost Aron.. not everyone can wrap their head around basic Econ, feel like we’re going in circles here
This economic law is universal (i.e., inescapable) and cannot be suspended for *any* very specific commodities without interfering with the overall market, and interference with the overall market ultimately harms the consumer.
But I’m “some moron who doesn’t get economics”. I literally have a masters degree in business and took much higher Econ classes then you sunshine. I think you’re ignorance is clouding your judgement