| ▲ | eek2121 an hour ago | |
One of the big rules of commerce is that competing on price is generally a no-no for large markets. Usually, the powers that be would rather compete on a perceived value; that is how “informal price collusion” works. Price/cost is the last thing you compete on unless you have a wholesale advantage, which nobody in this particular industry does (visa/mastercard set core rates) Source: I’ve worked with higher ups in numerous commerce operations. Commerce is actually even worse than many realize. Look up pepsi and walmart as a small example. | ||