apart from the agents
who make a living by screwing down the price they pay the farmers... Will this push the price up as agents will start having to add more at the market end in order to turn a profit? or will they have to just take the hit?
Nokia has completed trials of its Life Tools service, providing information to India's farmers and farming communities, demonstrating how mobile phones can do more than play music and make farting noises. Life Tools provides an easy interface to Reuters Market Light, which delivers information on crop prices and such over the …
Not all transactions are based on the "I'm screwing you coz I'm getting screwed myself model".
Most transactions end with both parties walking away satisfied. If they didn't there would be a lot less commerce in the world.
Giving the producers more information means they are less likely to get screwed by the agents, not more likely.
Paris, coz all this thinking makes me tired