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The problem at the core of the issue might be that whenever something is bought (be it labour or products) not _all_ its costs are considered. Usually only the
by kluck 11y ago
The problem at the core of the issue might be that whenever something is bought (be it labour or products) not _all_ its costs are considered. Usually only the cost on the "price tag" is recognized but follow-up costs are ignored.
Another example is the cost of storing atomic waste. If those costs would be added to the equation I am not sure if it would be profitable anymore.