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Not the same thing since history is not Amazon's value proposition.
by namank 15y ago
Not the same thing since history is not Amazon's value proposition.
- revorad 15y agoOf course it is! As a customer, they can recommend me products based on what I've bought before. And if they sell more, that's valuable to their shareholders too. They can predict what might sell more in the future, what might go down, etc. which gives them a lot of leverage over competitors when it comes to managing the supply chain, negotiating partnerships, hiring new staff.