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Old 04-12-23, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Maelochs
Right ... of course. If there is no food, don't grow more .... raise prices. Suddenly there is abundant food, right?
So a farmer, who makes money by selling a crop, might be incentivized to stop producing the crop, so prices will go up on his non-existent yield?

Makes sense. Or cents.
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