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If customers don't buy consoles unless sold at a loss, they value them less than making them costs. Which means they shouldn't be made.
by anoncake 5y ago
If customers don't buy consoles unless sold at a loss, they value them less than making them costs. Which means they shouldn't be made.
- tompazourek 5y agoYou forget that there's a competitive market that affects the pricing of consoles. If a customer values a console for $1000 and therer are two consoles on the market that are almost identical, one costs $600, and the other one $900, the customer is still going to get the $600 one. The cost is related to the value it brings, but it's also heavily affected by competition.
- anoncake 5y agoNo, I didn't. I meant that if opening consoles means they stop existing because customers aren't willing to buy them at full price, that's actually a good thing.