hinnakasutusi
Hinnakasutusi refers to the practice of price gouging, which involves significantly increasing the prices of essential goods and services during times of emergency or high demand. This phenomenon typically occurs in the aftermath of natural disasters, during public health crises, or in situations where supply chains are disrupted. The goal of price gouging is to capitalize on the increased need and limited availability of certain products, leading to exorbitant prices that many consumers cannot afford.
The legality and ethical implications of hinnakasutusi are widely debated. Many jurisdictions have laws in place
Arguments against price gouging often center on the idea that it is morally wrong to profit from