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> It appears that just-in-time economics mean that in the event of a shortage your supply just goes offline. You don't get higher prices, just empty shelves. I
by chrisco255 6y ago
> It appears that just-in-time economics mean that in the event of a shortage your supply just goes offline. You don't get higher prices, just empty shelves.
If the demand is there, the price increase will find its way to the market, either in the resale market or in alternatives to Jaguar Land Rover.
- ab_testing 6y agoExactly. Look at what is happening in the user car market for now. Used cars that people bought a few years ago are appreciating because the new ones are slow to hit the dealerships. Also cars are interchangeable, if a consumer is not able to buy a model of a luxury car, they can always buy another one that might be higher priced.
- daniellarusso 6y agoExcept there is tablet epoxied to the dashboard, almost.