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If there's no demand at a true-cost price point, it means there's no demand. You can artificially inflate market interest by selling $20s for $10, but don't ta
by nikanj 9y ago
If there's no demand at a true-cost price point, it means there's no demand.
You can artificially inflate market interest by selling $20s for $10, but don't take that to mean you can later increase price to $30 and reach profitability.
- ChaitanyaSai 9y agoYour second sentence is the clearest way I've seen unit economics viability summed up, nice.