![]() ![]() Investment analyst Sam Rines calls this the “price over volume” strategy-instead of selling more stuff, focusing on selling for more money. What may have begun as a response to supply-chain shortages and a tight labor market now seems to have outpaced input costs, as companies as different as Pepsi, Home Depot, Wingstop, and Procter and Gamble continue to raise prices. Obviously, companies across the economy have been charging more over the last few years. Having a good time, from Spider-Man to snowboarding, is getting more expensive and exclusive. This phenomenon is not confined to New York and Los Angeles CMX CineBistro, to take one new offering, has locations in Cincinnati, Richmond, and Raleigh. Something similar is happening with movie theaters, which have embraced perks from reclining chairs to dynamically priced seats to full meals to lure Americans away from their streaming services. ![]()
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