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What does "overpriced" mean, other than "more than you are willing to pay?"
by SpelingBeeChamp 5y ago
What does "overpriced" mean, other than "more than you are willing to pay?"
- Macha 5y ago* Higher than historical norms due to very unusual market conditions * Much higher than MSRP, which was reduced compared to the previous generation because that attempt at raising prices killed market demand for said previous generation. * No longer affordable by the traditional customer base but sustained by a new market with questionable longevity in its demand Take your pick. Sure, in a pure rational economic sense the market price has risen because supply has fallen at the same time a new market of buyers became very interested in the product, but we're talking consumer expectations and historical trends here, not the current price in a vacuum.