00:01
So here we have three markets.
00:02
We're told about the market for gasoline.
00:05
We're told about the market for haircuts.
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And we're asked about the market for bicycles.
00:15
And we have to say which of these characteristics apply, right? large number of buyers.
00:23
Actually, let me do, this makes more sense.
00:27
Large number of buyers.
00:29
Yeah, there are many people who buy gasoline, absolutely.
00:34
Millions, if not billions of people buy gasoline, 100%.
00:37
Many people buy haircuts, absolutely.
00:40
Everyone needs to get their haircuts.
00:41
Lots of people buy low -end haircuts.
00:44
Bicycles, yeah, millions of people buy bicycles.
00:47
Absolutely.
00:48
So all of these markets have a large number of buyers, right? standardized.
00:58
Gasoline is absolutely standardized.
01:00
It's regulated by the government.
01:02
So, haircuts are not standardized, however.
01:05
Different people will give you different haircuts, right? not everyone is going to give you the same.
01:11
Bicycles, i would say full information, i would say, yeah, it's hard to tell.
01:22
But, you know, can you tell all details? some people would look at a bike and they can say, yeah, i can tell about the construction materials.
01:31
I can tell about, you know, the quality of manufacture, how good the parts are.
01:39
So i think you, not everyone will be able to appreciate.
01:44
Oh, sorry, i was looking at full information.
01:47
These are not standardized.
01:49
There's no such thing as a standardized bike.
01:51
I moved ahead to see.
01:52
My apologies.
01:53
Bikes are different, right? when you buy bikes from different manufacturers, they are different...