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| You're right again but demand played a role as well | |
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| So do you mean that demand grew, or did demand shrink? | |
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| It increased, in fact there are more companies relying on consultants now than ever before. The effect is that this increase caused the demand curve to pivot outward. | |
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| Oh I see, so it became flatter and prices lowered. Are they as low as they will go? | |
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| They probably are. There is a potential for prices to climb if demand increases or fall if supply creates a surplus but there will be a limit on how little consultants are willing to get paid | |
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| Sure at some point we'll all pack it in, and if we do, then prices will go back up. I guess I'll hang in there and keep on grinding, thanks. | |
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