I don't know where you got that honestly.
replyThe situation here is that there is a temporary supply shortage. If you raise the prices to drop sales and always have stock it means you priced out most of the people. You narrowed your market only to the few who can afford it and those few are slowly going through that stock.
It implies no such thing.
replyThe presence of a price "selects who can access it", hence there's not enough stock to give it away for free. (Sometimes deliberately.)
replyThere’s plenty of stuff you couldn’t get rid of if you gave it away for free. You seem to be ignoring demand.
replyWut? That makes no sense.
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replyNo, it implies that everything with a price and a supply issue will likely still face that supply issue even with a higher price.
replyEverything with a price has a supply issue.
replyNo, it doesn't.
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