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Originally Posted by MovieBird
Boo friggin Hoo.
As technology improves, stuff gets cheaper for the same quality item. This happens because of *gasp* competition in the marketplace and the need for innovation.
You cannot take the cost of producing a widget today, and say those costs will hold constant tomorrow. They won't.
Instead of clinging to an outdated model, Macmillian should be investing in infrastructure to reduce production costs. That would enable them to undercut their competitors, and yet make a larger profit. Hey, competition at work instead of bellyaching about how they can't adapt to the new-fangled whatchamacallit dagnabbit KIDS GET OFF MY LAWN!
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Since most of the costs involved are labor costs - reducing them means paying people less.