As with any product where supply can be approximated as infinite, demand and competition (eventually) determines price. The price will settle out at some point. It always begins high. Fixed point analysis (i.e. a snapshot in time) is not really relevant.
Also, recall, first there was no product. Then, there was no manufacturer. Then there was no distributor. Then, there was no product certs etc. Then there was no shipping. And so on.
Most negatives pointed out have eventually been cancelled out by a positive (all aforementioned negatives were zeroed out). The negative you suggest, will also be cancelled out, just with simple economic theory.
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