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ptcja said:
It is not an exact case. In the real world it is hard to find perfect example ......you would have to have 2 identical bottle of wine with different labels to be selling at different price to capture the area under the entire demand curve.
PTCJA still don't understand your statement but I think you will find that a lot of products are OEM in the car world and in the IT world and even in the watch world - industries I have first hand experience. For example, you can buy a product for your office network - say a Cisco memory stick for USD 10,000 and then you can buy the EXACT same memory, same manufacturer just a different label - better warranty and no affect on the hardware for about USD 2,000! How does your theory work on that? Should Cisco be in trouble for that? Or do they get an award for being able to market there brand well enough to make a killing : )