This kind of purchase sometimes brings psychological satisfaction, because consumers feel that they have got a unique product or service and paid a higher price. However, many people think that "H-price purchase" is not cost-effective, because excessive price increase may lead to a big deviation between the value of goods and the actual situation.
"H-price buying" is more common in real life, such as snapping up train tickets during the Spring Festival. Many people buy expensive, seatless or late air tickets at the price of H, just to reunite with their families at some point. For some limited edition or unique products, many people are also willing to "buy at H price" to get a different product experience.
In addition, "H-price buying" is also widely used in financial fields such as futures trading and stock market. Some traders will buy transactions by raising the market price in order to get a return in income.
The phenomenon of "H-price buying" has certain negative effects in both market transactions and consumption fields. From the financial point of view, raising the price of goods or services may increase the economic burden of consumers and reduce their material quality of life.
In addition, "H-price buying" will also increase volatility and uncertainty in the market, especially in the financial market. Some investors may be disturbed by this trading method, which will lead to drastic fluctuations in market prices.
In short, although "H-price purchase" can solve some specific needs, we should carefully weigh the pros and cons so as not to affect the healthy development of consumers and the market.