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Yes. Commodities are priced at cost plus. Differentiated goods are priced based on value delivered.
by brookst 4y ago
Yes.
Commodities are priced at cost plus.
Differentiated goods are priced based on value delivered.
- lotsofpulp 4y ago>Differentiated goods are priced based on value delivered. I prefer “perceived utility” rather than “value delivered”.
- brookst 4y agoSure, I enjoy semantic rhetoric as much as anyone does.
- homarp 4y agohence the cost of linux centos (before being killed) “value delivered”: same as RHEL “perceived utility”: a path to RHEL subscription Since the second is not true anymore for IBM, centos was converted to be less of a threat to RHEL by decreasing its delivered value, and offering a 'new' utility: kind of work like RHEL but please pay to get the full RHEL experience.