If consumers wanted to continue using the horse-and-buggy, they would have continued to buy it. But they didn't. The desired the automobile.
I'm not sure how the notion that "consumers don't decide anything" can really hold water. Consumers are literally the people who allocate their resources to particular goods.
In some cases, external forces remove or enforce particular choices. But I don't know how this implies that consumers can't decide anything.
I'm not sure how the notion that "consumers don't decide anything" can really hold water. Consumers are literally the people who allocate their resources to particular goods.
In some cases, external forces remove or enforce particular choices. But I don't know how this implies that consumers can't decide anything.