So I had to buy two of them to get as much as I used to get with one. Each one of these now cost $12. The total ounces of salmon you see here used to cost $7.
So I had to buy two of them to get as much as I used to get with one. Each one of these now cost $12. The total ounces of salmon you see here used to cost $7.
Voting with your wallet out of a need to survive is still voting with your wallet.
It’s really weird that you want to reject the definition that everyone else agrees it to be and even more weird that you haven’t attempted to provide a definition for what would quality as voting with your wallet that excludes price sensitivity.
Are you hearing yourself right now? How tf is it a vote if you don’t get to choose?
Wikipedia’s definition is: “an analogy that refers to the theoretical impact of consumer choice on producers’ actions by means of the flow of consumer payments to producers for their goods and services.”