how the 'black market' can solve with decision making in an abnormal situation?
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Black markets exist where there are perceived restrictions on the free movement of goods and services. So in that sense Black Markets fill a gap in some countries where market forces are constrained by anti-free-market policies.\n\nYet, black markets are not stabilising forces.\n\nExample of a situation where a black market might arise.\nWhen a government tries to place a price ceiling to a product say at $10. Sellers feel the price should be $12 in an actively traded market (price equilibrium point in the demand and supply curve). As such sellers will trade less, hence creating shortages, thus demand for the product would be satisfied in the black market where traders may charge $30 for the product. Since consumers have no option but to buy it in black market (or else not get it).\n\nSo black markets can solve the decision making in abnormal situations but are considered a bad way of doing it - especially for consumers...
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The only solution now is:\nprovide alternate workplace for these small traders, may be a big complex or so. This would mean that they also have a means of living and at the same time we can also eliminate unauthorized buildings.\n\nNext step is to put a strict rule aganist allocation of lands by corporation in near future. So that this problem does not rise again.
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It's not only reasonable, it's necessary.  Like all good things, capitalism becomes detrimental when taken to extremes.  Specifically, a completely unfettered market inevitably tends toward a concentration of economic and political power into the hands of fewer and fewer people, until the system becomes undemocratic and oppressive.
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It is very possible and very easy, it just is probably not very profitable.  There are about a bazillion people already doing this and that makes it very competitive.  Very competitive in price is not very good for profits.
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The answer to that question is both quite complicated and dependent upon the country and stock exchange involved.
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Moral paradox! (the worst kind)\nOf course, you find a way to save the hundreds of thousands without sacrificing the hundreds.
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It's not an urban legend, there is a black market for human organs, mostly in 3rd world countries.  I think that we should be able to sell them under certain conditions, such as psychoanalysis that proves that the person understands what they are doing.
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understanding and respecting other people's, culture, religion and rituals can help in solving this problem.\nthe crux of the problem is the greedy nature of human.
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...Hi...You can communicate with people on E-Bay...i am shure you find the answers there...I mean people who are selling or bought things...Otherwise you can take contavt with the people who are controling theit activitis...\nGreetings! ..
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be careful who's advise you buy - but be patient with those who supply.....\n\ndo they actually act the way you tell them too?
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probably, try selling them  on the black market instead
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Yes, Experts have already agreed that the best new method a government can use to monitor its people is an electronic funds transfer system. The system I invented is a barcode is tatooed on every citizens hand with their account number encoded on it. This would serve the same function as the number on a credit card magnetic strip. The cashier scans the customers barcode after she scans the merchandise. If this replaced cash a guy who swam the Rio Grande and has no account, could'nt buy things so he could'nt live here. This would'nt stop illegal immigration but it would control it. Unfortunately this would result in a big famine in Mexico, which could be the famine in the book of revelations. BTW The real bible sez the love of money is the root of all evil
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Well When there are restrictions in any country on the amount of Foreign Currency one can carry then naturally people who want more foreign exchange have to resort to BLACK MARKET procurement of the foreign excahange ,Most foreign exchange dealers do trade like that.
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That would have to depend on market forces. For example the stock and commidities markets are affected by outside social forces. So how could market driven forces generate social ills? Pardon the question with a question but I find this theory interesting.
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I think what you will find is a serious of analysts saying yes and no. Just default to two simple principles. Never underestimate your enemy and never bite off more than you can chew.
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Probably not just randomly, unless there was some demand.
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Are you asking about Choice Theory?