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#21
11-01-2005, 11:16 AM
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Have caramels cooled off a little?
Posted By: warshawlaw
It is the free market at work. Demand escalates price, owners decide to sell, supply increases to meet demand, prices fall to an equilibrium level as the supply meets the demand. Now, if we could do something that buyers would see as potentially cutting off the supply of caramel cards, all our friends and cronies with hordes of caramel cards could make lots of money...hmmmm... 
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