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If you claim it matters, but not enough to impact the purchasing decision, did it actually matter? Like you showed your disapproval of Nvidia by giving them yo
by analognoise 6y ago
If you claim it matters, but not enough to impact the purchasing decision, did it actually matter?
Like you showed your disapproval of Nvidia by giving them your money anyway. So... They're right - people care enough to complain, but not buy something else, so it doesn't really matter.
- stale2002 6y ago> So... They're right - people care enough to complain, but not buy something else Are you aware of the concept of market power, switching costs, barriers to entry, and market lock in? If so, then that should enlighten you as to the explanation for this. > did it actually matter? Yes. It matters, yet still did not change consumer behavior, due to the concept of market power.