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In microeconomics, if supply and demand are completely inelastic, what will happen if the two lines overlap?
If the demand is inelastic, then with the continuous output of products, the supply will be absolutely surplus, and there is basically no need to spend money on things. Everything is like this. Isn't that a capitalist society with extremely rich productive forces? In fact, inflexibility cannot be realized, so does this prove that materialism cannot be realized?