Zeus
03-10-2008, 10:44 AM
Analyst Michael Pachter has said that thanks to the Xbox 360 price cuts, Microsoft can expect to see sales of the console rise by 20 percent over the next few months. Pachter also said "it's likely Sony will match the cut sometime later this year,".
"Price elasticity of demand is an economic concept that says demand goes up as price comes down. I would imagine that demand will increase by 20 per cent or so, and we'll see sales increase by this amount over the next few months," offered Pachter.
"If the price cut were in a vacuum, I suppose it would make a difference, but it's likely Sony will match the cut sometime later this year,"
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"Price elasticity of demand is an economic concept that says demand goes up as price comes down. I would imagine that demand will increase by 20 per cent or so, and we'll see sales increase by this amount over the next few months," offered Pachter.
"If the price cut were in a vacuum, I suppose it would make a difference, but it's likely Sony will match the cut sometime later this year,"
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