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Labor is cheap in india Doing low average 10 of day test is between 15-90 min, 30.000 p/m. Justifies the machine cost. Assuming weekends are open.
by jiggywiggy 4y ago
Labor is cheap in india Doing low average 10 of day test is between 15-90 min, 30.000 p/m. Justifies the machine cost. Assuming weekends are open.
- lostlogin 4y agoYou wont pay many bills with 10 MRs a day even if your staff are cheap. They must be doing 50ish. And I have questions about the quality of the protocol and the resolution of the scans.
- spaceman_2020 4y agoRent in India is pretty cheap. Even for residential apartments, rental yield in Delhi is not more than 2%.
- jiggywiggy 4y agoNot sure you are aware of low income, low rent countries dynamics.
- lostlogin 4y agoI’m not. It’s more that I’m aware of MR equipment costs, and I can’t see the equipment being discounted.
- jiggywiggy 4y agoYou can get them for 300-500k in dollars on indiamart. Salary of medical assistent around 3 dollars per hour. A few k per month would definitely make the purchase worthwhile.
- lostlogin 4y agoThat is very cheap. The room build is another large cost, but labour is a large part of that cost where I am. The image quality is going to be unlike what you get from a higher spec machine, but does that matter most the time? A crappy picture can be diagnostic. Do you know the model or make of what they are using? I’d be interested to see what they are like. I struggle with the idea that 10 MRs a day would support a business anywhere, so seeing numbers is really interesting.