Supply pessimism is the strategic downplaying of resource availability to influence markets or policy. Used by corporations or governments, it justifies higher prices, reduced competition, or deregulation. Energy firms and monopolies often benefit, as it bolsters profit margins and curbs regulatory oversight. This narrative can distort supply realities, favoring vested interests over consumer welfare.
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