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Right but the key is that the supply curve itself might shift too. Apple’s shift to India and Vietnam isn't frictionless new production costs, supply chain inefficiencies, and geopolitical risks can all raise marginal costs. That’s an upward supply shift, which can lead to higher prices globally, even with falling U.S. demand.
I can see how that would happen hypothetically, but even with a leftward shift of the supply curve, the effect on price becomes indeterminant. Concluding that prices will rise seems like a stretch.
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