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That's not an inventory problem, it's a pricing problem.
by nightcracker 8y ago
That's not an inventory problem, it's a pricing problem.
- regularfry 8y ago"The constraint is the market."
- kernoble 8y agoI was thinking the same thing. It looks like sellers/board-makers were just charging what they thought they could get away with because the consumers weren't price sensitive, not because of a shortage. e.g. If you normally sell 100 Video Cards, at $500, but now you can sell 100 at $750 you'd be foolish not to increase the price and capture the margins that go along with it.