At what point should consumers stop researching a product? when the research costs more than the potential savings when they want to make an immediate purchase when the government does the research for them when they know they have waited long enough to buy

In this case, the point in which consumers should stop researching a product is when the research costs more than the potential savings.  If the research you are doing on a product costs more than what you would save buy purchasing the new product, it may not be worth it. Research is good when you have a full idea of what you are searching and it is what is necessary before making the purchase, if it ends up wasting your time and money, there is no reason to continue.

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