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The guy (and his economic advisors) is pathetic. Over the last 60 years, large and multinational corporations have followed a profit maximisation policy that consists of differential pricing — that is, prices are set by a calculation of how much people are prepared to pay, as opposed to how much it costs to produce each good. That is why well-organized businesses do market research: they estimate the demand curve for each product, in order to make the maximum profit and set the price there.
Of course, I do not approve of this behaviour: it is similar to what monopoly businesses do, and is possible only when the market is poorly competitive and is oligopolistic. Since that applies to almost everything in modern capitalism — largely owing to right-wing politician-idiots like Mitsotakis who have encouraged large business mergers and takeovers — if you don’t like what is going on, then you don’t like the functioning of capitalism.
Is this really Mitsotakis’s position: he doesn’t like capitalism?! Τι μλκς ειναι!