hese proposals represent nothing other than the promise to institute price-fixing on groceries and aspects of healthcare. To end so-called “price gouging,” the government would have to fix the top rate permissible to ask for certain goods. All talk of attacking “price gouging” by politicians implies price fixing.
Funny thing about price fixing, it never seems to work out. When it happens it seems everybody starves or starts paying the freemarket (black market) prices. Then goods get apportioned in the correct, satisfactory, method. What do you think happens when we run out of other peoples money?