wanted: oakley tan anorak
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TwinTipWonder
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Youre an idiot. Take on economics class, and youll see why. When your demand curve shifts up, and your supply stays inelastic, it means the price goes up, demand goes up, while the supply stays the same. Means great way to move products, cuz theres ALWAYS a demand.
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wow arguing over pointless shit is fun
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man i was killing the blades i did like a twirlly bird backscratcher to spread eagle. my blades are powder blades i want some race blades because u can defiantly carve way better with those ones because of the spaceframe technology. skiing is quite clearly gay anyway blading is the way to go for sure becuase u can twirl and stuff-Fester
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man i was killing the blades i did like a twirlly bird backscratcher to spread eagle. my blades are powder blades i want some race blades because u can defiantly carve way better with those ones because of the spaceframe technology. skiing is quite clearly gay anyway blading is the way to go for sure becuase u can twirl and stuff-Fester
Pklink04
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also oakley uses sweatshop labor cheep for them less than 20 to make coat probley much less. and the turn and sell it to you for 250ish, so in reality they are gettin a huge profit, and with oakley your buying the name not the product
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GL830
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i was being sarcastic about the oakley making money thing, i know they make shitloads and probably don't care whether a few people miss out on dropping $200+ on some jacket because they're not avaliable.
in terms of supply and demand, if i were running a business i would ensure that whoever wanted to spend money on my product would be able to do so...oakley aren't benefitting from the price rise on a hard-to-find item because if their factory is completely out of stock they have none left to sell, and the people who'll benefit from the rise in price subject to demand and supply will be those who can sell the jacket (usually people who already own the jacket) - which is not the company if they've exhausted their supply.
in terms of supply and demand, if i were running a business i would ensure that whoever wanted to spend money on my product would be able to do so...oakley aren't benefitting from the price rise on a hard-to-find item because if their factory is completely out of stock they have none left to sell, and the people who'll benefit from the rise in price subject to demand and supply will be those who can sell the jacket (usually people who already own the jacket) - which is not the company if they've exhausted their supply.
GL830
Member
i was being sarcastic about the oakley making money thing, i know they make shitloads and probably don't care whether a few people miss out on dropping $200+ on some jacket because they're not avaliable.
in terms of supply and demand, if i were running a business i would ensure that whoever wanted to spend money on my product would be able to do so...oakley aren't benefitting from the price rise on a hard-to-find item because if their factory is completely out of stock they have none left to sell, and the people who'll benefit from the rise in price subject to demand and supply will be those who can sell the jacket (usually people who already own the jacket) - which is not the company if they've exhausted their supply.
in terms of supply and demand, if i were running a business i would ensure that whoever wanted to spend money on my product would be able to do so...oakley aren't benefitting from the price rise on a hard-to-find item because if their factory is completely out of stock they have none left to sell, and the people who'll benefit from the rise in price subject to demand and supply will be those who can sell the jacket (usually people who already own the jacket) - which is not the company if they've exhausted their supply.
GL830
Member
i was being sarcastic about the oakley making money thing, i know they make shitloads and probably don't care whether a few people miss out on dropping $200+ on some jacket because they're not avaliable.
in terms of supply and demand, if i were running a business i would ensure that whoever wanted to spend money on my product would be able to do so...oakley aren't benefitting from the price rise on a hard-to-find item because if their factory is completely out of stock they have none left to sell, and the people who'll benefit from the rise in price subject to demand and supply will be those who can sell the jacket (usually people who already own the jacket) - which is not the company if they've exhausted their supply.
in terms of supply and demand, if i were running a business i would ensure that whoever wanted to spend money on my product would be able to do so...oakley aren't benefitting from the price rise on a hard-to-find item because if their factory is completely out of stock they have none left to sell, and the people who'll benefit from the rise in price subject to demand and supply will be those who can sell the jacket (usually people who already own the jacket) - which is not the company if they've exhausted their supply.
