Is something in Venezuela, I will explain: the problem is that in Venezuela we are without milk and this is a problem, because the government regulates prices, and nobody wants to produce milk because they will lose money. If you produce something that is worth 100 dollars you can not sell at 50 dollars because you lose. that's what makes the government regulates the milk at a price that the producer loses to sell it, nobody wants to produce milk, and for that reason We are without milk.
On Nov 6, 10:25 am, "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]>
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Is something in Venezuela, I will explain: the problem is that in Venezuela we are without milk and this is a problem, because the government regulates prices, and nobody wants to produce milk because they will lose money. If you produce something that is worth 100 dollars you can not sell at 50 dollars because you lose. that's what makes the government regulates the milk at a price that the producer loses to sell it, nobody wants to produce milk, and for that reason We are without milk.
I think that I explain well.
Thank you! I have been asking about the milk shortage in Venezuela. That really sucks. So do they raise cows just for me and private consumption. Or is the aritificial stuff regulated. Is that the problem with socialism. What about the British then?
On Nov 6, 10:25 am, "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Is something in Venezuela, I will explain: the problem is that in Venezuela we are without milk and this is a problem, because the government regulates prices, and nobody wants to produce milk because they will lose money. If you produce something that is worth 100 dollars you can not sell at 50 dollars because you lose. that's what makes the government regulates the milk at a price that the producer loses to sell it, nobody wants to produce milk, and for that reason We are without milk.
I think that I explain well.
Thank you! I have been asking about the milk shortage in Venezuela. That really sucks. So do they raise cows just for me and private consumption. Or is the aritificial stuff regulated. Is that the problem with socialism. What about the British then?
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Is something in Venezuela, I will explain: the problem is that in Venezuela we are without milk and this is a problem, because the government regulates prices, and nobody wants to produce milk because they will lose money. If you produce something that is worth 100 dollars you can not sell at 50 dollars because you lose. that's what makes the government regulates the milk at a price that the producer loses to sell it, nobody wants to produce milk, and for that reason We are without milk.
I think that I explain well.
I agrees. Bummer about the milk. I hardly ever use milk in anything, I am not sure why.
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Is something in Venezuela, I will explain: the problem is that in Venezuela we are without milk and this is a problem, because the government regulates prices, and nobody wants to produce milk because they will lose money. If you produce something that is worth 100 dollars you can not sell at 50 dollars because you lose. that's what makes the government regulates the milk at a price that the producer loses to sell it, nobody wants to produce milk, and for that reason We are without milk.
I think that I explain well.
I agrees. Bummer about the milk. I hardly ever use milk in anything, I am not sure why.
On Nov 6, 7:25 am, "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Is something in Venezuela, I will explain: the problem is that in Venezuela we are without milk and this is a problem, because the government regulates prices, and nobody wants to produce milk because they will lose money. If you produce something that is worth 100 dollars you can not sell at 50 dollars because you lose. that's what makes the government regulates the milk at a price that the producer loses to sell it, nobody wants to produce milk, and for that reason We are without milk.
I think that I explain well.
What are the milk producers producing if they're not producing milk now?
On Nov 6, 7:25 am, "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Is something in Venezuela, I will explain: the problem is that in Venezuela we are without milk and this is a problem, because the government regulates prices, and nobody wants to produce milk because they will lose money. If you produce something that is worth 100 dollars you can not sell at 50 dollars because you lose. that's what makes the government regulates the milk at a price that the producer loses to sell it, nobody wants to produce milk, and for that reason We are without milk.
I think that I explain well.
What are the milk producers producing if they're not producing milk now?
