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You're referring to cost, not value. The price charged here is for the value of the effect, not for the cost of changing the few lines of code.
by jey 9y ago
You're referring to cost, not value. The price charged here is for the value of the effect, not for the cost of changing the few lines of code.
- ancap 9y agoYes, this is an excellent example which further debunks the labor theory of value.