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Personal Finance (Not Investing) • The cost of not using credit cards with rewards?

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If the merchants feel that that they will end up with x% profit margin, why go through the song and dance?
Because profit margin is the goal, profit is and you aren't accounting for quantity - when price goes down quantity sold (may) increase and thus, with the same margin, profit increases.
I am not sure that the swipe fee decrease will increase demand (in general).
No, merchants lowering the price because they now have lower costs would increase demand.
Even if you are correct that merchants will pass along the savings (which I do not believe), you think the demand of say TV will increase? Obviously we have different opinions on the effects of the settlement that only decrease swipe fee for 5 years. In any case, I do not see how this discussion is fruitful. At this point, I thank you for the discussion and refrain from further discussion.
You could lower price to try and gain market share.
Gaining market share may lower your costs in some cases.
FWIW - this is what we have done in the past.

Statistics: Posted by smitcat — Sun Apr 21, 2024 7:11 am — Replies 259 — Views 16369



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