The economics of purchasing new are fairly simple, you walk out of the store wit...

		ianpurton on June 24, 2024 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The economics of the Birkin handbag The economics of purchasing new are fairly simple, you walk out of the store with something worth more than you paid for it. The people in the secondary market take all the risk by paying an inflated price that may go down and the risk of fakes. It reminds me of the Rolex market.