Quote Originally Posted by ctrlfreq View Post
This industry follows the same adoption curve as any other - a graph of the rate of adoption and prevalence of a particular morph is indistinguishable from that of Televisions, DVD players, or hybrid cars.
And yet every year the new models of hybrid cars don't get any cheaper, a 2009 house is more expensive than a 1975 house. Things in this world get cheaper the less desirable they are not the more desirable. I mean the more desirable gas got the higher the price got, the more people desire a given brand of cloths the higher the price gets to be.

Yes everyday items that have become obsolete and no longer have a market do drop in price.

Look at diamonds you walk in to any Jeweler's and they will be wall to wall diamonds, guess what if they are selling .5ct diamond bracelets as fast as they can get them do you think next year their going to drop the price? Nope they'll sell them for the same this year as they did last.

There are some things that you see the new models being cheaper like computers.

Just my two cents.. Not sure why a breeder would say hey I sold 50 albino last year for 600.00. I this year I know what I'll do...I'll sell them for cheaper..I mean I like making less money every year for the same product..Sounds like great smart business to me.