| ▲ | shrubble 4 hours ago | |
PepsiCo had been raising the prices on their snacks, including Doritos, far faster than their costs or the rate of inflation. They "suddenly" realized that many less people were willing to pay $7 for a bag of Doritos and that they had priced their product higher than they should have. There's a curve, not unlike the Laffer Curve, that applies to everything you are selling; something that Broadcom is learning (though their stock has had crazy high appreciation over the last number of years!) | ||
| ▲ | windowliker 3 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
>There's a curve, not unlike the Laffer Curve, that applies to everything you are selling It's often called the Goldilocks price: not too much, not too little, but just right. | ||
| ▲ | kotaKat an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |
And now much like Pepsi, those that found their store-brand version of KVM to replace VMware are certainly happy with their new chips and don’t want to switch back if they don’t have to… | ||