Why is a whole gallon of milk often cheaper than a 1/2 gallon?
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The whole gallon is more solicited by the market, so the production is more standardized: it's cheaper to buy the machines that process it and cheaper to transport
when a product is less required by the market, as the 1/2 gallon. the cost of machines is higher
It happens often not only for milk but for other products; the product with less size is more expensive or close to the value of the product with greater size
It makes sense
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