At scale, A. At scale people are going to choose A.
The market of people who have been burned and value support is <<< everyone else who is just getting stuff done and don’t care, or don’t have the money to care.
The market of people who have been burned and value support is <<< everyone else who is just getting stuff done and don’t care, or don’t have the money to care.
That's what the cynics always say, but do people actually choose A when B is available?
It's not just cars, look at landscaping, cleaning or handyman services, barber shops, etc. These are all commodities. How many coffee shops stay in business by providing poor service and bad coffee?
People mainly pick A when there isn't a B.
Is this why Kias are the most popular cars in North America?
I was lazy and didn’t want to specify the constraints based on the specific economic good.
Cost is a factor, but not the only factor or even the dominant factor. Spirit Airlines is, after all, bankrupt.