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ABCLAW
6y ago
This is wrong.
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6y ago
I agree entirely. Most of them sound like "how to I justify my AI driven technocracy by pointing to studies of lemurs"
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6y ago
How exactly is she screwed? She owns an apartment building. She can likely liquidate for multiple millions even in a down market and live in luxury for the remainder of her life AND pass on a ton of money to her heirs.
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6y ago
"The gist of it is that those other corporations cowtowed to the administration and could then got away with scummy antitrust behaviour" I think the reality is simpler; antitrust enforcement in the states is laughable and historic
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6y ago
Wow a lot of comments in the theme of 'but what about this OTHER company acting anticompetitively'. Okay, so let's bring action against them too. The answer isn't to ignore all of them.
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6y ago
>Laws are not black and white and courts/judges have to interpret how the law applies Kinda but not really. Jurisprudence is not the primary source of law in civilian countries; generally civil codes are. Additionally, civilian juri
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6y ago
>AFAIK, most legal systems (at least based on the British legal system) Just a nit: Most legal systems are not based on the British system. Civil law is more widespread globally and it operates in a very different manner in respect of th
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6y ago
Not supporting Monsanto's business model isn't the same thing as not 'listen[ing] to scientists'. The issues with blanket application of Glysophate combined with roundup resistant crops are real; application volumes have
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6y ago
>Because the first goal post was meaningless. You're the one that placed it there.
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6y ago
New York. Italy.
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6y ago
Am I though? The preambles of the articles that you're citing do not agree with your position, neither does a number of other definitions found easily online, neither does the academic publication record (you'll easily find 500+ a
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6y ago
>Areas like philosophy and law actually suffer in my opinion when they overload common words It's more that people take material from our fields and misuse them in casual contexts. >If "contractualism" were just known a
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6y ago
>Wealth creation isn't zero-sum, just because someone builds a business and creates wealth doesn't mean they're taking it from others. We want a society where people are incentivized to create and grow wealth as much as th
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6y ago
I don't see how you got that from what I said. Are you looking for an explanation of how a demand curve works? Sorry, a bit confused here.
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6y ago
> I feel like there has been a backlash against time saving tech It isn't a luddite backlash. It's just that in many cases the value-add for customers doesn't justify the price difference. There are certain benefits to app
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6y ago
>the status of sneakers amongst low-income Americans. Not to discount your point, but there are a lot of very, very wealthy sneakerheads. It isn't low-income Americans that pick up 10k worth of limited designer run sneakers on launc
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7y ago
>- In theory, secured creditors should be ahead in line and always get paid ahead of unsecured creditors. Some classes of unsecured creditors that are paid out before others are employees, pensioners or people with support claims. These
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7y ago
>They have the right to access anything they pay for without telling you. No, they don't.
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7y ago
I think you need to re-read your posts. Read your admission that half of the stated areas of competition law they're investigating are related to abuse of market position and contrast it with my original point: >It literally says th
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7y ago
>Dominance isn't required for antitrust to apply. Abuse of dominance is literally the title for the entire relevant subheading of law in the relevant jurisdiction: http://ec.europa.eu/competition/consumers/
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7y ago
Generally the term for these arrangements is 'consignment'. A lot of people are discussing this arrangement by allusion. Where retailers also own brands and compete against other vendors in these areas, they are subject to competi
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7y ago
Because the proper comparison isn't X accidents vs Y accidents. It's X accidents and Z billion dollars spent vs Y accidents, where that Z billion dollars could have gone to other efforts. If the delta between X and Y is minor, Z i
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7y ago
>Maybe Toronto is way more expensive than Houston It is. >~800 sq ft 1 br 8 minutes from downtown in a nice neighborhood for $850 Lol.
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7y ago
It's laughably not close. I wrote a full reply with figures, but it took up a ton of space. The short version is that neither of your models are accurate as to the actual costs in this city, and you've also just flat out ignored a
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7y ago
"Looked at that way, $2/hour is potentially the equivalent of $8/hour as supplemental income. And you can fit it in to otherwise useless scraps of time." No. $2/hr is potentially the same as freelancing at $8/h
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7y ago
I live in Toronto, those numbers are hilarious. You cannot live in this city on a yearly wage of 21600. Not only are your numbers wrong individually, but they're also woefully under representative because your fake individual isn'
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>Well the Left may lament the fact that it will not be due to any change of heart or international cooperation [..] Pretty sure they've just been advocating for making the 'mercenary calculations' more accurate by pricing
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>That doesn't have to be a backdoor. It is a backdoor. The definition of the term doesn't require intent.
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Sorry, this is bullshit. Huawei structured the Iran deal to obfuscate that they were providing the equipment in question. Not only did they know they weren't allowed to sell telecom equipment to Iran, they intentionally tried to do so
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7y ago
Did you grow up with any competitive-level hockey players? The sport is a VERY large time and finance drain on a family.
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