Comment M$ Economics (Score 0) 814
In the M$ monopoly there is no supply and demand to set a reasonable price for your software, only the costs related to the manufacture of it. Plus profit , of course.
The consumer cannot affect change to the price of M$ software. In a mostly capitalist world the market will find a way to meet demand, in this case by using piracy.
M$ is not a monopoly (in their mind) and is forced to blame it on some external factor, the cost of harware.
If only the Linux community could harness this idea's energy they could really do major damage to M$. Prove to the world that quality and stability don't have to cost $200 per copy.
The consumer cannot affect change to the price of M$ software. In a mostly capitalist world the market will find a way to meet demand, in this case by using piracy.
M$ is not a monopoly (in their mind) and is forced to blame it on some external factor, the cost of harware.
If only the Linux community could harness this idea's energy they could really do major damage to M$. Prove to the world that quality and stability don't have to cost $200 per copy.
