J. A. Ricca, J. P. Eckert, W. Gallagher, R. W. Hubner, R. Schmidt
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The panel, in general, agreed that the computer industry is now in a buyer's market. There was one notable dissenting point of view which indicated that the technology is still rapidly changing, particularly in peripherals, and thus, that the buyer's market would not prevail until at least 1975. The following industry characteristics appear to support the existence of a buyer's market.
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