How Amazon’s ambitious new push for same-day delivery will destroy local retail
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#3The future: high inflation in food, energy, fuel, and consumables, hyper-deflation in everything else except to the extent that it depends on or consumes the former.
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#4Item 1 spent 13 hours on a UPS truck driving around my city and was delivered about 7pm in the evening 2 days after ordering.
Item 2 was delivered 14 hours after purchasing by Amazon Fresh at 9am.
For the same price of shipping, which service would you rather have?
EDIT To Add: The delivery guy for the 14 hour item works for Amazon - the whole experience was produced by Amazon without needing a third party. UPS is another company that will be in trouble if Amazon can make this scale.
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#5Amazon is playing chess while the brick and mortar stores are playing checkers.
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#6Amazon is playing chess while the brick and mortar stores are playing checkers.
Can you elaborate?
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#7Or is this just a case of the more efficient company (Amazon) beating out less efficient companies (Best Buy, Barnes and Nobles, etc...)?
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#9More technology driven hyper-deflation on the way. The future: high inflation in food, energy, fuel, and consumables, hyper-deflation in everything else except to the extent that it depends on or consumes the former.
Things like housing, equity, and bond prices will deflate while commodity prices will continue to inflate.