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Cho7712 Posted 10 years ago
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"....It isn't gouging to charge what the market will bear."
This sentence is extracted from the book 'Justice'.
I can't figure out how the sentence is structured, let alone the meaning. Please give help on this.
This sentence is extracted from the book 'Justice'.
I can't figure out how the sentence is structured, let alone the meaning. Please give help on this.
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org/wiki/Price_gouging )
- org/wiki/Price_gouging )
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It isn't gouging to charge what the market will bear = Charging as much as people are willing to pay should not be considered 'price-gouging' ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_gouging )
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