Record #8118
New York City's subsidized city-run grocery stores will cause competing private grocery stores to leave the city.
PendingRecorded occurrence
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #8118 The Rubin Report · Zohran Humiliated as Reporter Calmly Destroys His Grocery Store Plan
Original quoteAnd then you can see, as Peter points out, that then the store that's struggling to compete right now with those razor thin margins, they're going to look over there and be like, oh, these guys are working with the government. We can't really do this anymore. They're going to flee the city.
Quote begins at 08:41
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How the call settles
YES if at least one competing private grocery store closes or leaves New York City during that period and credible reporting attributes the exit substantially to competition from the subsidized city-run stores; NO if none does; unresolved until all five stores operate.
Our reasoning
Pending. It will be judged only by this stored rule: YES if at least one competing private grocery store closes or leaves New York City during that period and credible reporting attributes the exit substantially to competition from the subsidized city-run stores; NO if none does; unresolved until all five stores operate. Deadline or event: First 12 months after all five planned New York City-run grocery stores begin operating.