There’s a strain of thought that would say price allocation of society’s production itself is only ethical when everyone has the same amount of money, but that’s a whole other can of worms.
Actually, if you mandate normal prices (and often if you don’t, but the companies don’t want to lose customer goodwill) the companies will institute purchase limits on their own.
In other words, you’ve effectively argued for existing anti-gouging laws.
Of course :D
There’s a strain of thought that would say price allocation of society’s production itself is only ethical when everyone has the same amount of money, but that’s a whole other can of worms.
Actually, if you mandate normal prices (and often if you don’t, but the companies don’t want to lose customer goodwill) the companies will institute purchase limits on their own.
In other words, you’ve effectively argued for existing anti-gouging laws.