> This is a perfect example of why the market doesn't always produce the kind of product that consumers would prefer. This is a misrepresentation of market for

> This is a perfect example of why the market doesn't always produce the kind of product that consumers would prefer. This is a misrepresentation of market forces. Markets produce many different products and services based on the assumption that consumers want them. Those consumers like stick and further diversify, the others die. This is what markets do, they don't have a crystal ball, instead they create products and services by trial and errors, and additionally execution can make or break a company.