
Originally Posted by
irieie
Does no one study economics? Price points rarely have anything to do with production cost. Price is the point were supply and demand meet not production cost. If you have more supply then demand then the price point could dip lower then production cost at which point producers stop producing which down the road decreases supply and raises the price point. And vice versa if the price point is extremely higher than the production cost, you will have more producers starting to enter the market which down the road decreases the price point. Stable prices are when there is an equilibrium. Now here in AZ 80-90% of all the medicine is from out of state. Once dispensaries open, they wont be able to pass out of state meds and the supply will decrease which will raise the price because the demand has already been established. So if you really want top shelf prices to lower then enter the market as a producer and increase the supply. Bitching about how much a caregiver charges is not gonna do shit but make the caregiver defensive and pissed. Oh and BTW I give my patient everything for free and 260 an ounce is an OK price on the street but it is very high if you are the persons assigned caregiver. There are many caregivers that supply their patients with a free ounce a month and then maybe 200 each after that.
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