> Research shows that businesses lose a staggering average of 15% to 30% revenue in unlogged time-entries. Doesn't this just mean that their services are 15-30

> Research shows that businesses lose a staggering average of 15% to 30% revenue in unlogged time-entries. Doesn't this just mean that their services are 15-30% cheaper? If those time entries are properly reported, won't their clients just be more hard pressed to find cheaper alternatives? At least this the exact argument that is used against salary increases.