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		<title>By: Gregor</title>
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		<description>True, but there will always be people willing to pay a premium - either because they have the money to always buy the most expensive item or because they want to treat themselves.  Buying an H&amp;M top isn&#039;t a treat compared to a D&amp;G top (for example).

Also, this only holds true when there is lots of competition.  Apple can charge a premium because their products are (perceived) to be so much better than the competition.

I think the result is that people are generally much more aware and discerning about who they spend their money with.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>True, but there will always be people willing to pay a premium &#8211; either because they have the money to always buy the most expensive item or because they want to treat themselves.  Buying an H&amp;M top isn&#8217;t a treat compared to a D&amp;G top (for example).</p>
<p>Also, this only holds true when there is lots of competition.  Apple can charge a premium because their products are (perceived) to be so much better than the competition.</p>
<p>I think the result is that people are generally much more aware and discerning about who they spend their money with.</p>
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