I see I think there&#x27;s a deeper subtlety I&#x27;m not quite grasping. When you provide a fixed production level for a given resource, it makes a lot more sense, but what forces there to be a fixed level of cloth but a floating level for wine?<p>At first I was thinking that there will be a certain demand level for a good, and the supply will shift to meet it fixing a price for the good. However, who&#x27;s to say that just because there&#x27;s more (potential) supply more wine will necessarily be produced? Couldn&#x27;t those remaining people just be unemployed?