Does quality always follow price?

with ricky, yes
/fa/ is the other way btw

>>17339952
i'd like to know in general - ricky's just an example

>>17339967
oh... no, not at all, theres a fuckton of examples of expensive/shitty quality products

>>17339950
>Does quality always follow price?
Not ALWAYS, but pretty often.

>>17339950
No, take a look at any apple product.

>>17340000
You're mixing things up:

> Does quality always follow price?
Most of the time

> Does price always follow quality?
Nope

>>17340006
Price only follow what a company believes people will pay for it, at a given time.

>>17339950

In general, they tend to follow each other. But not always.

Engineering and marketing departments are usually separate.

>>17339950
Quality usually cost more, but costing more does not always indicate quality.

For example, $200 designer jeans and Walmart $10 specials are made in the same Chinese or Indonesian factory and all you're paying for is the label.