Candidate explanation: The buffalo crossing the bridge is actually a business model problem. The buffalo represents the product, the weight is the price of the product. The bridge is the circulation channel. In practical economics, the weight of the buffalo exceeds the carrying capacity of the bridge, which clearly means that the price of the product is higher than the capacity of the circulation channel in the market. To solve this problem, you can follow the methods below.
Method 1: solve the circulation of goods. It also means that before letting the buffalo cross the bridge, spend money to reinforce the bridge first. By doing so, you can increase the number of buffaloes crossing the bridge, which also means increasing the amount of goods that will be circulated in the market, thereby reaping benefits. Wait until the circulation of goods reaches a certain level, the money spent to reinforce the bridge will also be compensated.
The second method: the enterprise can control the product price, that is, use a knife to remove some parts of the buffalo's body, which means lowering the product price so that it can circulate more easily. The circulation problem will be solved satisfactorily, but the price to pay here is of course to get less profit.
The third method: increase the added value of the product, just like the answer of a netizen who said to tie a hydrogen balloon to the buffalo. From a commercial perspective, it is to increase the added value of the product and increase the ability to compensate for risks.