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Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd
I’m manufacturing 10 X products a year and because I’m not very good at it (Mach E recall anyone?) and 20 people want my X product there are waiting lists. Meanwhile my competitor is manufacturing 10,000 Y products but only selling 9,000 leading to Y products sitting on the lot.
I therefore conclude that my X products which are selling 20 units a year are more in demand than my competitors Y products which are selling 9,000 units a year. This is the reasoning of an imbecile.
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Or genius, if profitability for scenario A is greater. Just love the concept of diminishing returns, whereby increased output decreases profit. Continue on that path to financial ruin. .