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Conclusion
All in all, you can see from this presentation that current prices of Jordans are slightly less than the price adjusted for inflation. While there are many other factors that don’t go into the price such as next to no marketing budget for retro Jordans as well as no research and development costs associated with reissuing a product, on the surface, retro Jordans are not priced too high when you factor in the devaluing purchasing power of the US Dollar.
