The Corn Conflict
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The last edit to this post was made by 20040274 on 2022-9-26 at 14:00. Dongfang Zhenxuan: Northeast corn – I sell it for six yuan; I’m helping farmers, as low prices harm them； Xin Ba: Northeastern corn, purchase price is 0.7 yuan per unit; you’re paying too much – you have no conscience. I sell it for around 2 yuan. Northeastern farmer woman: I’m a supplier for Dongfang Zhenxuan; I sell it for 3.5 yuan, and its quality is the same as that of Dongfang Zhenxuan’s products ； Onlooker A: You idiots who are fans of Dongfang Zhenxuan – you’re paying too much; you’ve been deceived! Onlooker B: Drinking too much fake sweet soup – don’t go shouting around ； Those looking to gain traffic: let me explain things to you, blah blah! As an onlooker. Dongfang Zhenxuan: If you’re capable, it’s fine to sell at a higher price! Xin Ba: You’re right; you focus on drawing in customers without caring about anyone else’s well-being – that’s a bit excessive. Northeast Farmwife: I don’t understand. If you come out and say that you have products available at prices ranging from 6 to 2 yuan, then everyone is welcome to buy them. But by betraying the platform, you’re really brave! Will you really be able to get far? For the onlookers: Why does discussing an issue necessarily require identifying whom one supports? Do we have to be in a team? Can’t understand it! I really don’t understand this. Why is there such a long discussion about it? Why are there so many things to talk about? Didn’t Dongfang Zhenxuan create its brand through merit? Aren’t regional brands good enough? Can’t you sell it at a higher price? Why does it have to be the prices that are reduced? Why can’t the prices of non-key crops be raised instead? Reflecting on life, grateful for it
Such arguments and disputes aren’t necessarily a bad thing. Consider how something that costs 0.7 yuan in the fields can be sold for 6 yuan – how is the cost distributed, and are there any elements of excessive profit-making? Excessive profits stem from monopoly and inflated costs; Guo Jia should examine these issues. Competition should be fully encouraged, and any form of substantial industry monopoly driven by capital must be strictly curbed and broken up. The actions taken by Xin Ba and those farmwives are merely business decisions motivated by profit considerations, revolving around strategic advantages and differences in conduct. Compared to those who claim that low prices harm farmers, or those farmwives who undermine distributors, Xin Ba seems a bit more acceptable.
Prices are determined by the market, as long as it’s legal! 1. Is there any false advertising regarding the product? For example, ordinary products are labeled as organic, eco-friendly, or sustainable ； 2. Is there any monopoly? Stockpiling to drive up prices? 3. **Are there any price controls on such goods?**
Potatoes were sold at 2 yuan when their actual price was 1.4 yuan, and the market supervision authorities imposed a heavy fine for this; what will be the outcome if corn is sold at 6 yuan when its actual price is 0.7 yuan?
I don’t eat corn, so I don’t have to worry about it. :lol
Simba is the one who initiated this whole situation; he used cash crops and competition to attract attention. How can you still find him cute? I really don’t see what’s cute about him
Let’s clarify things: this is not a supply of protective materials, nor is there a fixed guiding price! Moreover, is the cost really 0.7? It’s acceptable to sell it for 6 yuan in commercial transactions, or even for 1 yuan!