"Obscene" profits and "unfair competition"...
Boojatta
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Thu Jul-17-08 11:58 AM
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Poll question: "Obscene" profits and "unfair competition"... |
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Entrepreneur computer programmer B offers to do a particular project for a particular price that is based on the 800 hours that programmer B will require to complete it.
Entrepreneur computer programmer A can complete the project in 400 hours.
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Karl_Bonner_1982
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Thu Jul-17-08 11:38 PM
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1. A will drive B out of business unless B can keep the pace |
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Eventually other competitors will come in, so long-term profits will not be obscene.
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Fri Jul-18-08 08:34 AM
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2. Computer projects are notoriously difficult to estimate. |
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Even if A offers to do the job for one-half of B's price, I'd really have to trust her before I'd give her the contract. Half-price for a job that's not done right is no bargain.
There are too many unknown variables to answer your question.
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Fri Jul-18-08 09:45 AM
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excellent chocolate chip cookies last night. She read an article in the NY Times which showed that letting the batter rest in the refrigerator for up to 36 hours makes all the difference. Though 24 hours is probably enough.
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