Pk9394 said:
again another bad example, you are comparing a small sample to a product that sell to millions of consumers. your example show it have reach a max quantity demanded from the hospital, but have we reached the max on console market yet??? people value change have nothing to do with losing demand, it just simply shifted the whole curve and shrink its market share, but the demand concept still apply here, price drop and demand will increase. I say cow shit because it have value unlike dog shit, then I say gamecube and xbox is a better example of what you trying to show with your dog crap, because consumer know both both system hold no value anymore when they stop supporting it and any price drop will not matter much. but there are other place on earth people will willing to buy these two abosulete product at a low cost point. e.g. old TVs you think its garbage?? people from the poor country will disagree.
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Its almost like I can predict the future.
In any case you're now backpedaling and attempting to change the topic to a specific case where only things that sell millions of units are to be considered...but the OP never made that restriction, you only add it now because you hope it will allow you win some small victory.
In either case it doesn't matter since even products that sell millions of units have the exact same situation. At the very heart of the issue is the fact that "affordability" is in fact one of the consumer values in and of itself.
Essentially you're entire position is based on the logical fallacy that since you've never seen it happen it can't happen.
Ultimately this discussion is pointless though since you're not going to listen to reason.