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My first response would be that prices will always equilibrate such that complicated machines are always expensive relative to income. Except for microprocesso
by GlenTheMachine 8y ago
My first response would be that prices will always equilibrate such that complicated machines are always expensive relative to income.
Except for microprocessors. But microprocessors are deeply weird, economically.
- pickdenis 8y agoNanotechnology must be the answer, then.
- rusticpenn 8y agoThe foundries operate at very low margins, They need atleast 5 years to get the money back. I think it was a race to lower costs as there is no significant change in quality of chips between taiwanese foundaries or former german foundaries.