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In addition, he said, there's been no price-suppressing decline in sales. “Demand for eggs is very inelastic” because “there’s not a lot of substitutes for them,” he said. Paschka has made at least ...

To me, the biggest tailwind for Netflix stock appears to be the fact that consumer demand for Netflix, at least in the neighborhood of its current price band, remains relatively inelastic.

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