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valuearb
5y ago
It's a "parasite" that pays over $50 Billion a year to people who build around their products.
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valuearb
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India is a terrible place to run a business, Apple's taking the right approach.
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Raising the price almost never hurts.
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5y ago
Do you math? Over one hundred metric tons of space dust falls on the earth daily. Do you really think SpaceX de-orbiting a 200 Kg satellite once a day or so is going to change that significantly?
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5y ago
He never made $13B in a day. It's just a stock price fluctuation that can be given back tomorrow. He doesn't get to spend it. And even if you count stock fluctuations as income, he never earned it in one day, he earned it over 25
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5y ago
If it’s ethereal value can only be realized by banning competitors, what is that really worth?
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6y ago
Is this also an attempt to shore up the train system finances, and reduce the money it’s hemorrhaging?
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6y ago
Unlimited free downloads is not an inconsequential benefit. Imagine if Spotify tried to host their downloads on a SquareSpace account, how many microseconds would it be before that account was banned. Even a 10 Mb APK isn’t cheap to host w
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6y ago
I agree. Apple and Google should be forced to use their resources to distribute apps for any developer under any terms the developer wants.
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Google is actually reviewing. hosting, promoting and distributing your app, I wouldn’t say that’s nothing. The distribution costs may be minute in the case of this developers app if it’s only downloaded a few thousand times a month, but the
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6y ago
Also improves your cardio tho.
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Why not just switch body parts? I always do my push exercises separated by my pull exercises, and rarely rest more than a minute. Super time efficient.
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6y ago
Step 1 - Get a remote contracting job where you are the sole engineer on a specific part of the product, like a mobile app or web service. Step 2 - Work real hard on building a large undocumented code base. Get a reputation for speed and re
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6y ago
Holders of German marks during the Weimar Republic didn't get a default, but their holdings were still rendered worthless.
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6y ago
Printing more raffle tickets is a different manner of bankruptcy.
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6y ago
It wasn't debt, it was savings!
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valuearb
6y ago
i.e give me money and promotion.
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6y ago
There has never been anything such as "trickle down economics", it's merely a political label to demonize lowering the tax rates on investments. Arthur Laffer tried to argue that tax cuts would lead to an increase in growth e
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6y ago
I'd argue no tax code is needed, just treat C corps like S corps and LLCs. 1) Increase the incentives to save and invest in the U.S/ 2) Restore progressivity to the tax code by taxing profits when paid to investors on a progressiv
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6y ago
What externalities?
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It's called suing deep pockets, not the persons actually liable.
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I have no problem with the government paying for ADA accommodations, and all of us sharing in the tax burden for them. Why should their costs be forced on a narrow group of businesses in unequal ways?
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It's not the service animals that are the problem, is the "emotional support" animals, or more specifically, their owners.
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valuearb
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Are you saying that the drivers didn't know what they were doing to this woman was wrong? Or are you claiming Uber told the drivers to mistreat her?
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valuearb
6y ago
Personal expenses are just that, personal. While some have a limited effect on your ability to earn a living, most are just consumption. Business expenses are almost always only the costs of actually generating revenues. Thats why there are
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6y ago
The vast majority of Apple dividends are paid to investors, not employees. The "worst labor" are jobs that are so much better than typically brutal Chinese rural labor jobs that thousands of applicants stand in line for hours to g
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According to the article most of their write-offs were from the exercise of ISOs, which is treated differently in tax caclulations than in GAAP accounting. So the company reports a different profit to it's public shareholders than it d
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The concept of double taxation is incredibly important. When you pay income and payroll taxes on your wages, its important to understand what your real tax rate is, and its a lot higher than either individually. So what's the real tax
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6y ago
First of all, that money is never "out of the economy" whether its in a bank-account or a dividend it's circulating in the economy, either here or overseas. Second, the main reason U.S. companies keep foreign profits offshore
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Actually behavior rebuts your theory. Apple has paid hundreds of billions of dividends to shareholders the last few years. It's borrowed money to do it because it would be taxed if it repatriated funds to pay dividends with. If the cor
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