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Quite the opposite. Apple's high prices are pro-competitive. After all, high prices allow competitors to enter the market and eke out a profit at a much lower
by gizmo 3y ago
Quite the opposite. Apple's high prices are pro-competitive. After all, high prices allow competitors to enter the market and eke out a profit at a much lower volume. It's unsustainably low prices that are anti-competitive. Think wall-mart or amazon.
- nightski 3y agoThe anti-competitive nature is not the high prices. It's using their size to implement a total lock down on supply chains and the best chip fabs.