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At that cost range I don’t know if I could ever know my customer well enough that I would be confident that a 3% price break would get more sales but what do I
by mikestew 8y ago
At that cost range I don’t know if I could ever know my customer well enough that I would be confident that a 3% price break would get more sales but what do I know.
Would I have purchased a Nissan Leaf eight years ago had it not been for the $7500 federal tax credit? Damned right, I would have. But since we're buying one anyway, I'm not turning down free money. My point is, I wonder if there ought to be a moratorium on tax credits for the first two years. The early adopters are going to buy one regardless, save the tax credits for those that are on the fence two years down the road. Of course the gaping hole in this plan is something, something Osborne Computers (in two years, it might not be better, but it'll be cheaper).
- cjhopman 8y agoThe tax credits aren't for the consumer, they're for the manufacturer. > The early adopters are going to buy one regardless, Some of them will. The idea that there's isn't a demand curve for early adopters is insane.