Price gouging is the practice of charging customers an unreasonable or excessive amount for goods or services, especially during a time of crisis. It's often associated with the sale of essential items after a natural disaster or other event that causes a supply or demand shock.
Eggs and Beef prices went up, though, because there were fewer hens and fewer cattle.
Is there monopolization, however? Yes, and that is inheremtly non-competitive.
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This went way beyond eggs.