Padawanbater2
Well-Known Member
This is probably another noobie question, but I've always wondered about this... I'm sure it's the same as anything else, supply/demand, basic economics type stuff, but I'd like someone smart to explain it clearly, please.
Say I have a lot of weed... What's to stop me from selling my grams at say $10.00 instead of the usual $20.00? More people come to me, I make more money selling more $10.00 grams than I would $20.00 grams.
Sell 20 x @ $20.00 = $400.00
Sell 40 (twice the customers) x @ $10.00 = $400.00
In this equation, you'd have to have twice as many customers to match the previous profit. Once you go beyond that, it's all extra money that you made because of the price mark down on the weed.
Take it farther and play with the prices...
Sell 250 x @ $15.00 = $3,750.00
Contrast that with...
Sell 125 (1/2 the customers) x $20.00 = $2,500.00
$1,250.00 profit, simply by marking $5.00 off each gram.
Probably works differently than I'm thinking in reality...
Say I have a lot of weed... What's to stop me from selling my grams at say $10.00 instead of the usual $20.00? More people come to me, I make more money selling more $10.00 grams than I would $20.00 grams.
Sell 20 x @ $20.00 = $400.00
Sell 40 (twice the customers) x @ $10.00 = $400.00
In this equation, you'd have to have twice as many customers to match the previous profit. Once you go beyond that, it's all extra money that you made because of the price mark down on the weed.
Take it farther and play with the prices...
Sell 250 x @ $15.00 = $3,750.00
Contrast that with...
Sell 125 (1/2 the customers) x $20.00 = $2,500.00
$1,250.00 profit, simply by marking $5.00 off each gram.
Probably works differently than I'm thinking in reality...