#30 Why you can sometimes buy a Nike hoodie for less than...

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You can hide from it or you can own it, here's why a lot of small businesses will sell for more than big corporations!1. Inflation 2. Economies of scale 3. What I feel it's worth 4. Price associated with quality 5. Margins are important. Enjoy!

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