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When a company or corporation is struck by a ransomware attack, the likelihood of both prices increasing and supply decreasing are pretty high regardless of whether the ransom was paid or not. The loss of money, whether through revenue loss or pay-out, occurs in both scenarios, so the impacts on the American people will remain relatively the same. To answer the question, the American people would not handle an extended period of high prices and shortages of the meat supply well. Ransomware is truly devastating to the victim company or corporation, and the American people are simply unsympathetic to situations such as these overall.