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While I, and probably who you are replying too, agree with you, it simply does not work that way. An easy way to see it is look at the price of computer compone
by obmelvin 10y ago
While I, and probably who you are replying too, agree with you, it simply does not work that way. An easy way to see it is look at the price of computer components in USD and GBP or euro. You will see many with the same or very similar numerical values despite the fact that that the US is drastically cheaper considering the actual currency values
- function_seven 10y ago> same or very similar numerical values Yeah, see my reply to your sibling comment. I was so distracted by the "same" that I didn't think about how prices of goods in other countries are often so high that the numbers do get close (i.e. a $100 widget will just happen to cost about £100 or 100€).