On T-shirts

[Narck]

Any idea on what we're going to have to pay for them?

[MarkG]

how much would you be willing to pay?

[Narck]

I would be willing to pay between $15 and $20 per T-shirt, plus shipping costs.

Probably.

Now, if they're going to be more expensive than that, I don't know what I would do, since I really want one.

[MarkG]

ok, you dont have to worry...

[TCO]

You should segment the market and charge each Apolytoner his individual max-willingness-to-pay price. (down to your item cost of course) This way, you capture all the consumer surplus.

[MarkG]

Originally posted by GP
You should segment the market and charge each Apolytoner his individual max-willingness-to-pay price. (down to your item cost of course) This way, you capture all the consumer surplus.

what kind of language is this?


anyway, i think we'll have variety of products covering a large part of the needs of your consumers

[TCO]

Originally posted by MarkG
what kind of language is this?

Ask Adam Smit. He will explain. More strange language: You will also need to come up with some way to avoid arbitrage. shipping costs should be useful here...but be creative. You will think of some good strategies: limited order size,one time orders,personal signatures...etc. etc.

Originally posted by MarkG
anyway, i think we'll have variety of products covering a large part of the needs of your consumers

Ahh...sounds like you are using some code-words here to show you know how to get the maximum dinero...

[Jay Bee]

Obelix & Co.

(not that I expect GP to pick it up but at least MarkG...)

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Jay Bee
Obelix & Co.

damn it! you cant make me remember such things while i'm at work! now i have to search the net to see if i can find any part of it....

[MarkG]

huh!

i found some stuff

If you can't incease the efficiency of your productivity infrastructure the market will fall. = 'If you not able make big heap menhirs, me not able pay big heap Sesertii. You savvy?' (p15).

Production has increased, but you still have a delivery problem. You need to step up the efficiency of your production channels. = 'You not bring plenty menhirs all one time. You bring more menhirs quick quick!' (p20).

Thus I make no rash promises when I say that we should succeed in obtaining positive results , saleswise, at no very distant date. = 'Me think you able sell heap big heap menhirs plenty quick.' (p32).

I hear there's a grave finacial crisis in Rome though I don't know what caused it. Anyway, they've devalued the Sestertius.='Heap big menhir makers stony broke.' (p44).

[loinburger]

Menhirs?
Got a link?

[Narck]

What does Obelix' menhir business have to do with Apolyton T-shirts

I always did like that strip series though

[Rasputin]

Originally posted by Narck
I would be willing to pay between $15 and $20 per T-shirt, plus shipping costs.

damn puts them out of my price range then $15-$20 Us = $30-40 AUS plus shipping...... Could make it $50-60 AUS for, a t shirt . no good when i can get a local one for $5-10.... We need the factory over here in Australia , cheap sweatshops !!!!

[MarkG]

Originally posted by technophile
Menhirs?
Got a link?

http://www.gthomas.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/books/obelixandco.html

[Jay Bee]

Originally posted by Narck
What does Obelix' menhir business have to do with Apolyton T-shirts

I always did like that strip series though

You did like the 'strip series' (what a strange manner to define it) and you do not know what this menhir business has to do with this thread? Go buy Obelix & Co, Narck