Near-north Ontario, French River | But a company doesn't just set their prices willy nilly, they are subject to market forces as well.. They may want to sell a widget for $1 but if the competitor is selling his for $.95, they will be forced to sell for $.94 to maintain their markets. Yeah. I get that the comparison to farming may not be 100 % accurate, I was just trying to illustrate that as industries amalgamate, and competitive pressures have their effects, that efficiency gains ,or moving to lower cost areas doesn't necessarily add to the margin, it only preserves or maintains the current margins. |
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