Bilateral Trade.
It's not just about having something.
Unless irreplaceable, people have the right to choose.
Otherwise, what used to sell for five dollars, you raise to ten dollars, they won't accept the price, or maybe the functionality, quality, or style doesn't meet their requirements.
Once controlled by the law, it would be quite awkward.
Government intervention in the market.
It is something that Western countries have always opposed because if the government could intervene in the market at will, then how could capital be free? Beyond the law, even to earn excess profits.
Locke's face was full of conflict, he said hesitantly, "This issue, we need to discuss thoroughly. We can't give you an answer until tomorrow at the earliest. Have you brought your list of goods?"
"We can fax it over anytime," the fighter said.
"Then send us a copy, you must be tired from the flight, go rest for a bit first," said Locke.
"Okay."
Just like that.
The meeting adjourned.
