How do the four components of a business model affect each other? For example, how can the depth of value to customers influence the means of revenue generation?

As we learned in this week$$s lecture, the four components of a business model are value to customers, inputs, processes, and revenue generation. These four components are deeply interconnected as one or multiple can influence others and even have potential to have correlated and inverse relationships. It's also important to note that a component strong in its sector can help overcome a more weak sector. The strength of value to customers can influence an organization's pricing and revenue models. For example, luxury value justifies higher pricing, while something with common value would be reliant on volume sales occurring. For the relationship between Inputs and processes, they could affect the quality and delivery of value, which impacts customer satisfaction and pricing strategies. Lastly, revenue generation provides resources to improve inputs and processes, creating a cycle of feedback where each component reinforces, or limits$,$ the others. Do you agree?