And proceeds NOT to.
Perhaps you should try addressing my points, instead of snipping them all out and then dodging them with a bizarre transparent falsehood.
The astute reader will note that I explained what "Economics 101" actually does say about the topic, and then "The Red Zone" felt compelled to pretend that it doesn't.
Oooookay...
Meanwhile, for those capable of basic reading comprehension, I highly recommend:
This book is over fifty years old, but is *still* perfectly relevant today, and still the best single introduction to the fallacies of various kinds of government intervention in the economy (including price controls, minimum wages, rent controls, and others).
That says nothing about the impulses to "buy high" except to claim that the high prices will stop them.