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一提起打折,就联想起现市场上满天飞的打折的广告对人的印象,这些东西要么是过时或不三不四的淘汰货,要么是商家玩弄促销手法。然而对邮票打折现象,却都不全这样,而是按市场“无形之手”之说,这叫“我喜欢,我不选择”。什么叫“我喜欢,我不选择”,就是当一种商品出现,它的出路无非是两条:一是消费,二是投资。邮票作为特殊商品属性,它也脱离不了这两条路。何为“我喜欢”,就是看好邮票的文化内涵魅力或投资回报的潜力,又为何“我不选择”,可能因为我所喜欢的东西其价值,并不是我的预期值。当“我不选择”增多,减少对它的要求,就迫使出现大量的打折邮票。
When it comes to discounts, Lenovo remembers the impression people have on the market with discounted ads that are either obsolete or unscrupulous, or the merchants playing with promotions. However, the phenomenon of discounted stamps, but not all of this, but according to the market, “invisible hand,” said, “I like, I do not choose.” What is “I like, I do not choose”, that is, when a commodity appears, its way out is nothing more than two: First, consumption, and second, investment. Stamps as a special commodity attributes, it can not be separated from these two roads. What is “I like” is the potential of attractiveness or return on investment for the cultural connotations of stamps. And why “I do not choose” is probably because the value of what I like is not what I expected. When “I do not choose” increased, reducing its requirements, it forced a large number of discount stamps.