ProgMatinee
circlesendwheretheybegin
If they have to increase prices but the people who buy the product are still earning the same amounts then its obvious that people will reevaluate the decision to buy and question the nature of the price increase.
I would bet half the people that aren't questioning the price increases are probably the people that can least afford to pay it but they're past the point of caring about things such as debt to income ratios or saving for emergencies, etc. The other half probably work their ass off to afford the luxuries.
I'm in between somewhere and have to take these increases into account.
I would bet half the people that aren't questioning the price increases are probably the people that can least afford to pay it but they're past the point of caring about things such as debt to income ratios or saving for emergencies, etc. The other half probably work their ass off to afford the luxuries.
I'm in between somewhere and have to take these increases into account.