While you are making great points however, you're fighting with others that are less than you. I have yet to WOW TBC Gold find the person who examines their own life and declares "this home is perfect, my job is perfect and my car is flawless, my friends are all flawless, and the cost of everything I buy is just right," and so on. We are imperfect throughout our lives. It is perfectly reasonable to critique something and utilize it. It's only when it is hypocritical that it crosses the line into being trashy and is not worth your time. That's just a sad existence.
Although I laugh and laugh, I believe that pricing is flawed because it considers the cost of production. Nestle's production of bottled water is an example. Nestle has to pay $500 for every million litres of groundwater they pump out of Ontario. This is about 1/20th cent per litre, which typically fills 2 bottles.
Now sure, they have to pay for the plants infrastructure, equipment maintenance, personnel and more. Their product isn't free to create however I wouldn't be surprised that they make an enormously large margin.
The market will decide the price you will charge. This is the primary issue that prevents local production of craft and the production of high-quality products being sustainable.
The most prolific suckers on the planet are the people who purchase bottled water. It's the exact same water that is pumped out of the tap. The amount of plastic produced is literally inundating the oceans, landfills, and other places. People who claim to be environmentally friendly can drink bottles of water.
certain.... and it's only an instance. In any case, you'll find an inordinate amount of cases and examples where production costs don't determine the cost of an item. how would you effectively price IT if it was based on inputs? If you employ a plumber, do you pay them based on the supplies used? Do you require the plumber to justify their hourly charge based on their costs for training and earning their certifications? How can you price securities and other investment vehicles when there is no charge to hold them?
World of Warcraft is not an item or service, which is priced based on the costs of production. They are the ones who create the game and the tools that enable you to play it. They are able to charge as much or as low as they wish and are free to do so. No one will make you accountable for the purchase, and you're entitled to cancel the purchase.
It isn't true. Tap water is recycled and is not spring water. It also contains chlorine and often fluoride. The best way to go is get 5 gallon containers of quality spring water, and then the buy WOW Burning Crusade Classic Gold company will collect them and fill them up.
