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> It's not fair to compare companies that are competing on price with companies that are competing on quality. For this particular consumer, in the marketplace
by cromulent 15y ago
> It's not fair to compare companies that are competing on price with companies that are competing on quality.
For this particular consumer, in the marketplace, it's fair enough :)
And if it's unfair, bad luck.
- marknutter 15y agoLet me rephrase: it doesn't make any sense to compare a company that's competing on price with a company that's competing on value. They are both filling different niches in the marketplace.
- cromulent 15y agoThanks, but I think that just confuses me more. To me, value is directly related to price. From my perspective it makes sense to compare companies in order that I understand the differences between them. I would have to try hard not to compare them. Sorry, I'm not trying to be obtuse. In relation to the point about Rohloff as a metaphor for the Germany vs America emulation, I think the comparison would be quite useful.