cooperative
lower prices for consumers
competition leads to lower prices
Consumers pay lower prices for goods and services.
they can see the different prices and special functions of a particular product. they can also compare those things. competition isn't only good for consumers but also for the people who make the better product.
The substitution effect
lower prices for consumers
lower prices for consumers
competition leads to lower prices
competition leads to lower prices
Consumers pay lower prices for goods and services.
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A quantity-pricing strategy provides lower prices to consumers who purchase larger quantities of a product.
they can see the different prices and special functions of a particular product. they can also compare those things. competition isn't only good for consumers but also for the people who make the better product.
Consumers get a wider choice of goods and they also benefit from the advantages of increased productivity which leads to lower prices
Many would argue that the benefits ARE being shared by consumers. Lower gas prices mean that less of a consumer's income goes towards a need such as energy. Most consumers would agree that they would rather pay the current price for gas than the record prices from a few months ago.
Chain stores are able to purchase goods in large volumes for reduced prices from manufacturers, and can then sell the goods to consumers for less money.
Domestic producers competing with imports suffer from lower prices and fewer sales. They have less revenue and resource owners doing the production have less income. However, Domestic consumers enjoy lower prices!