[balrog666]

ok i thought yo were agreeing with the other poster-but i see that yu recognize that costs affect price.

Cost is usually "a" factor in price. It is not the only factor and it is not necessarily the dominant factor. And, for large corporations, manufacturing cost may not even be a factor - warehousing, distribution, and pre-payment for display space may overwhelm the actual production cost to make it insignificant.

[Chilldoubt]

Cost is usually "a" factor in price.
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usually? when is it NOT?