Just out of curiosity....based on this logic, how have prices gone down on iPods and iPhones over the past few years?![]()
Micro economics 101. But, lets say they went down $50, could they have gone down $100, or even started $100 lower? Apple knows, I don't.
I can guarantee there is no such thing as a free lunch. Similarly when someone sues a large corporation or insurance company. It eventually makes it to the consumers.
I don't know the breakdown, but I envision a spreadsheet something like this.
Material Cost 50%
Marketing 10%
Labor 30%
Delivery 5%
Defect Cost (Returns) %5
Again, I don't know what it is, but I bet Apples is higher on Defect than most, because we are perfectionist like that.
Micro economics 101. But, lets say they went down $50, could they have gone down $100, or even started $100 lower? Apple knows, I don't.
I can guarantee there is no such thing as a free lunch. Similarly when someone sues a large corporation or insurance company. It eventually makes it to the consumers.
I don't know the breakdown, but I envision a spreadsheet something like this.
Material Cost 50%
Marketing 10%
Labor 30%
Delivery 5%
Defect Cost (Returns) %5
Again, I don't know what it is, but I bet Apples is higher on Defect than most, because we are perfectionist like that.