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Saying something is Overpriced (especially rediculously so) implies that it likely does not add enough value for the cost charged. Therefore, the more true your
by joelrunyon 16y ago
Saying something is Overpriced (especially rediculously so) implies that it likely does not add enough value for the cost charged. Therefore, the more true your first statement is, the less likely your second statement is true.
- yummyfajitas 16y agoYou are confusing the term "value added" with "value for money" (or "a good value"). Value added = quality of students after education - quality of students before education. The amount of money put in does not affect this. Value for money = value added / money spent.
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