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This rings a little hollow to me because as a consumer, wouldn't I have noticed a lack of non-amazon options? My family buys on Amazon a lot but I am well awar
by xyzelement 3y ago
This rings a little hollow to me because as a consumer, wouldn't I have noticed a lack of non-amazon options?
My family buys on Amazon a lot but I am well aware that I can buy any of that stuff, including at times for a lower price, elsewhere - from company website to Costco to Walmart market, via Google shopping, etc.
Doesn't the existence of these infinity choices make claims of monopoly a bit farfetched? I am sure it's more complicated than this, but... is it?
- Given_47 3y ago> This rings a little hollow to me because as a consumer, wouldn't I have noticed a lack of non-amazon options? You haven’t? What sorts of products do u typically browse/shop for?
- xyzelement 3y agoAll kinds of house hold stuff, appliance parts, whatever. What would be an example of something I can only get on Amazon?