Really broad question, and probably really simple, but when a product (of any kind) finally hits the shelves, what makes it the price that it is? How is it determined?
In: Economics
Value of the materials and supply and demand. You can see these rules in effect during national emergencies where a case of water is $60. Also implied value with products from Apple or a clothes designer like Louie Vuitton.. They make garbage products but can charge $1000 over actual value simply due to the logo on the bag or phone.
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