> But again, it's as natural as any other economic effect.
Often I hear people supporting scalping as an example of a free market working, and I get that argument.
The problem is the market that actually exists is anything but free, and largely based on deceptive practices and even outright collusion, which is I think what is what a lot of people really object to.
Often I hear people supporting scalping as an example of a free market working, and I get that argument.
The problem is the market that actually exists is anything but free, and largely based on deceptive practices and even outright collusion, which is I think what is what a lot of people really object to.