05-04-2006, 12:03 PM
coming from the point of the college economics major, a price drop wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. the price drop would most likely be felt by dealers (sorry alexei) but only in the short run. pieces such as suvorovs or nevskys are not going to drop that much in price because they are still rare.
because of the high set prices of the rarer pieces, even if prices fall to nearly nothing on everything else, business profits would be offset by the sale of the larger pieces. the larger pieces having the higher price will also drive demand for other pieces up a little bit in the long run
if you guys are interested, i could draw some incredibly boring graphs.. :eek:
it will all work out in the end, remember, the economy works in cycles
because of the high set prices of the rarer pieces, even if prices fall to nearly nothing on everything else, business profits would be offset by the sale of the larger pieces. the larger pieces having the higher price will also drive demand for other pieces up a little bit in the long run
if you guys are interested, i could draw some incredibly boring graphs.. :eek:
it will all work out in the end, remember, the economy works in cycles
