Many people seem to hold an intuition or belief that it is wrong to profit, or profit &quot;excessively&quot; when providing certain types of services, particularly related to &quot;care&quot;, survival, or necessities (e.g. &quot;price gouging&quot; laws).<p>I think this is misguided for (at least) two reasons:<p>1. Profit allows for the services to be sustainable, rather than charity-dependent.<p>2. The more profit, the stronger the incentive for entrepreneurs to enter the market and&#x2F;or innovate.<p>Figuring out a way to profit and reduce the problems of refugees in any way is win&#x2F;win for everyone.