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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;brassnautilus, post: 2168838, member: 74300&quot;]quick clarifications.</p><p>The price drop from population of e-commerce was more immediate than the long term hike due to growth in demand. In other words, this demand induced inflation should be slow, and does not correspond to&nbsp; the outrageously high prices we see in fixed price sales.</p><p>For a period of time after e-sales had become available, prices dropped, since supply grew faster than demand, pool was getting larger. </p><p>I&#039;m not sure if the equilibrium had been passed because this demand pool is too difficult to predict. It has to do with many other factors and not just the growing availability of e-commerce and internet. Population growth, growth in wealth, and even age make up of population and things that affect interests in the societies.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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