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Old 03-13-2013, 12:23 PM   #37
fjtorres
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Originally Posted by BWinmill View Post
It doesn't take conspiracy theories to assume that prices are going to go up. Even ignoring inflation, there is a strong possibility that prices will go up simply because the priorities of management changes.

Let's assume that the motivation is to increase profitability.
The thing is, Amazon profitability is fine as is.
They have been expanding their infrastructure by billions of dollars a year purely out of revenues, paying cash instead of taking out loans or selling equity.

An example of that investment is the warehouse in the article.

The moment amazon stops building new warehouses, they'll start reporting scary net revenue. At that point, I suppose we'll see waves of articles about how Amazon must be *overcharging* consumers to make so much money...

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