This blog contains posts and comments written by students in Dr. Tufte's economics classes at Southern Utah University.
11/30/2005
Video rentals take a hit from online sales/rentals
It seems that video rental stores are suffering do to the demand in purchasing movies online or renting them online or using pay-per-view type services to order the movie directly from you cable provider. Will this change how movies are seen? I think so. Just this last weekend I was home and watched TV using the new satellite program my parents had bought. It was great. We even ordered a movie and didn’t even have to make a trip to the local blockbuster.
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-1 on Maddy's post for spelling errors.
As discussed in the experiment, bricks and mortar is a form of warranty. Since it isn't clear that DVD rentals can fail much, there isn't much need for a warranty, and therefore not much need for bricks and mortar either.
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