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I hate to nitpick but I assume you want to know: "I cannot understate the benefits of knowing the demand curve." I think you mean "I cannot overstate the ben
by omarhaneef 7y ago
I hate to nitpick but I assume you want to know:
"I cannot understate the benefits of knowing the demand curve."
I think you mean
"I cannot overstate the benefits of knowing the demand curve."
Because you seem to imply that it is a good thing to know the demand curve.
- 0wis 7y agoWhy, on a seller standpoint, would it be a bad thing to know the demand curve ? For me it is actionnable marketing data, I cannot see a way in which it’s not good. Even if you not use it directly, it is still data on your customer base that can help you understand them more...
- minitech 7y ago> Why, on a seller standpoint, would it be a bad thing to know the demand curve ? Dunno, but it only makes sense to use “understate” if you think it is a bad thing. The comment is about a wording mistake.
- lynaghk 7y agoI just pushed up a typo fix, thanks for pointing this out!