Supply And Demand
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_The Various Aspects of Marginal Cost_. This relation cuts muchdeeper than the particular system under which the mines are at presentowned and worked. If, for instance, we supposed that the variousmines were amalgamated together in a few giant concerns, each of whichcomprised some of the richer and some of the poorer mines, thepreceding argument would need to be recast in form, but its substancewould be unaffected. For though a great coal trust could in a sense_afford_ to sell at a price lower ...than the marginal cost, setting itslosses on the poorer against its gains on the better pits, is itlikely it would do so? Why should it dissipate its profits in thisway? It is clearly more reasonable to suppose that it would close downthe poorer pits (unless it could advance the price of coal), andthereby maintain its profits at a higher figure. If, indeed, themines were nationalized the deliberate policy might be pursued ofselling coal at a price which left the industry no more thanself-supporting as a whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_The Various Aspects of Marginal Cost_. This relation cuts muchdeeper than the particular system under which the mines are at presentowned and worked. If, for instance, we supposed that the variousmines were amalgamated together in a few giant concerns, each of whichcomprised some of the richer and some of the poorer mines, thepreceding argument would need to be recast in form, but its substancewould be unaffected. For though a great coal trust could in a sense_afford_ to sell at a price lower ...than the marginal cost, setting itslosses on the poorer against its gains on the better pits, is itlikely it would do so? Why should it dissipate its profits in thisway? It is clearly more reasonable to suppose that it would close downthe poorer pits (unless it could advance the price of coal), andthereby maintain its profits at a higher figure. If, indeed, themines were nationalized the deliberate policy might be pursued ofselling coal at a price which left the industry no more thanself-supporting as a whole.
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