Memory Chips and the Elasticity Myth – Single User
$200.00
Do memory price drops really cause demand spikes? This three-page Brief shows the complete lack of inteplay between price moves and demand changes. This is a single-user license.
Description
During their 2019 earnings calls memory chip makers postulated that the market would return to higher margins once price elasticity caused demand to increase. This popular myth needs to be treated with great skepticism since, as this Objective Analysis Brief reveals, short-term price elasticity has a negligible impact upon memory chip sales if it has any impact at all.
This 4-page Brief uses a full five charts to illustrate the complete lack of correlation between memory price moves and subsequent demand behavior.
The single-user license allows one electronic copy to be stored on a PC, and up to three print copies to be circulated within a single department.
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