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by kazinator
1751 days ago
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Any added margin that makes your product more expensive, that does not go into your pocket, is bad for business. It's basically a form of someone stealing from you. The user was willing to pay $4.50, all of which you could have had, but $0.50 went to a parasitic third party. We can look at it from the point of view of the transaction between the buyer and seller being arbitrarily robbed of $0.50. We can also look at it from the POV of the supply-demand curve: fewer units are sold of the more expensive product. Both these effects hit you: you're selling less because it's more expensive, without you getting any more of the extra per-unit revenue. |
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