| ▲ | treis 2 hours ago | |||||||||||||
LIBOR didn't triple the rate. I don't doubt that they screwed around at the margins but the extreme volatility in egg prices were predominantly caused by the underlying economic factors. | ||||||||||||||
| ▲ | oersted 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |||||||||||||
What do you mean? Did you read the article? There’s so much evidence showing that it was the opposite. Their profits shot up 3x in 2023 and 5x in 2024. They had 70%-140% profit margins. They publicly said that the end of the flu was a risk for their profits. There’s plenty of messaging recording explicit price collusion. How is that a natural supply shortage? The underlying economic factor is simply that monopolies or cartels will always try to manipulate prices in their favor if they can. | ||||||||||||||
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