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The bigger the asset, the more it approaches the parents suggestion. If a rich person buys an expensive asset and it is defective, they're often owed for loss
by edrxty 6y ago
The bigger the asset, the more it approaches the parents suggestion.
If a rich person buys an expensive asset and it is defective, they're often owed for loss of use/revenue because they have the power to negotiate purchasing contracts that provide this. Us poors do not have this capability.