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there is ALWAYS a handful of people that get desperate and need the money asap so they drop the price dramatically. Some people really depend on shoes to pay bills
You are correct, there is also demand (the buyer) which sets the price along with supply (the seller). However, having 2,014 pairs worldwide which is probably the most hyped shoe of 2014 so far and if all of the sellers (supply) would all agree to $2,014. I'm sure there are 2,014 celebrities or rich people that would have no problem spending that on the shoes because they want them (demand). If no one buys at that price, you can always decrease from there. However, what I don't want to see happen is for someone who got the shoes who needs the money for bills so sell them for something ridiculous like $500 and then have people say, oh I saw a pair of these shoes sell for $500, you are crazy for wanting $2,014 or $1500 or whatever the number may be and have the resale value decrease immediately because of that. It's simple economics here. The reason it could possibly be controlled is because there are only 2,014 pairs. really, that means there may only be 1000 people since a lot of people got 2 or 3+ pairs each. Just my opinion and thoughts. I'm open to everyone's input, comments, and criticism, this is just what I would like to see happen for once.