Price fixing through history ends in ruin, says Gwinn
Ralph W. Gwinn of Bronxville argues in Congress that price control by governments has repeatedly led to scarcity and collapse from Babylon to Rome. He cites Hammurabi, Diocletian, and other rulers who imposed ceilings, raised taxes, and triggered shortages, decay, and revolt.
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