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>How is the iPhone an example? Are you saying you can get the same prices for components as Apple does, regardless of quantity? Or are you willing to admit th
by unprepare 10y ago
>How is the iPhone an example?
Are you saying you can get the same prices for components as Apple does, regardless of quantity?
Or are you willing to admit that Apple, given its demand for greater quantities of components, is able to obtain better pricing for the components than an average Joe?
And would you further entertain the idea of an airline buying, say, peanuts, is in a similar position to pay less than the average consumer, given they are purchasing in much greater quantities?