> only with the higher demand they can now sell a whole lot more of them
But they can only sell what they have in stock, which is adjusted to normal times. In the disaster they simply sell out. GP is saying the high prices in a disaster are an incentive to make various investments which won't pay off in normal times.
But they can only sell what they have in stock, which is adjusted to normal times. In the disaster they simply sell out. GP is saying the high prices in a disaster are an incentive to make various investments which won't pay off in normal times.