Re:Coronavirus has disrupted supply chains for nearly 75% of...
by beaunative on Wednesday March 11, 2020 @04:05PM
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"In many cases, the prices aren't really that different."
I beg to differ.
To be precise, for trade/production companies, even a 30% difference in price would be huge. But if you only buy souvenirs or gift wrappings etc, those might not matter that much, as they might just be less tha 1% in the final price of whatever you're selling. but for some companies or industries, it means 30% cheaper in terms of all their material and products, which would be insane increase for their profits.
I beg to differ.
To be precise, for trade/production companies, even a 30% difference in price would be huge. But if you only buy souvenirs or gift wrappings etc, those might not matter that much, as they might just be less tha 1% in the final price of whatever you're selling. but for some companies or industries, it means 30% cheaper in terms of all their material and products, which would be insane increase for their profits.