Supply and demand isn't the end-all-be-all. Look at gas prices. How much has the demand for gasoline fallen with the rise in prices from $1 a decade ago to $4? I paid $4.90 last week and used the exact same amount of I would if it cost me $2.
I ignored that because it's ridiculous. It takes time for people to respond to price changes. You're not going to buy a new car right away if gas prices climb, but you sure are going to consider commute and fuel economy when you move or buy a new car. In time, the market will respond. And you still haven't addressed the fairness issue. How does the entire class being better off if some members of that class are screwed? You're basically asking them to make unfair sacrifices for their peers. But honestly I don't care about your answer.
Anyway, I'm done here. You're obviously not interested in discussing the study itself, but you just want to hear yourself rehashing the same tired misunderstandings.
