They coming for the streams yet again

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Is it morally right for the NFL or really any company to continue to raise the price of a product that doesn't increase in quality or quantity?

I mean shit this is the Netflix business model, lose content, create worse content, raise prices.

Yes. The price of a good or service is essentially as high as possible to maximize profit. If people would buy Netflix for $90 a month then Netflix should charge $90 a month.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by BWillie

Yes. The price of a good or service is essentially as high as possible to maximize profit. If people would buy Netflix for $90 a month then Netflix should charge $90 a month.

And we wonder why everyone is broke.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by Mecca

And we wonder why everyone is broke.

When you go to sell your house or car be sure to price it much less than what the market price for it is. I'm sure you will do that.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by BWillie

When you go to sell your house or car be sure to price it much less than what the market price for it is. I'm sure you will do that.

Tell me again about infinite growth.

[loochy]

Originally Posted by BWillie

Yes. The price of a good or service is essentially as high as possible to maximize profit. If people would buy Netflix for $90 a month then Netflix should charge $90 a month.

And if a McDonald's worker is worth $2.50 per hour, then McDonald's should pay the worker $2.50 per hour.

[LoneWolf]

Originally Posted by loochy

And if a McDonald's worker is worth $2.50 per hour, then McDonald's should pay the worker $2.50 per hour.

I actually agree with this. I agree with getting rid of minimum wage. If companies like Wendy's, McDonalds, Burger King, etc...had to compete with each other for workers, there wouldn't be this race to the bottom and minimum wage be what these types of jobs paid everywhere. If McDonalds decided it was going to pay their workers $2.50 per hour, they would either have no workers or they would have the worst workforce in the industry and their business would suffer and eventually die off.

Instead, what I think you would see is Wendy's would decide to pay workers $9.00 per hour. Wendy's would start to steal all the good labor and have the best customer service so they would start to steal business away from their competitors. Their competitors see this and they would raise their wages to $10.00 per hour and this cycle would continue until you reach the level where talent/worth equals pay and their would be a natural order to things.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by LoneWolf

I actually agree with this. I agree with getting rid of minimum wage. If companies like Wendy's, McDonalds, Burger King, etc...had to compete with each other for workers, there wouldn't be this race to the bottom and minimum wage be what these types of jobs paid everywhere. If McDonalds decided it was going to pay their workers $2.50 per hour, they would either have no workers or they would have the worst workforce in the industry and their business would suffer and eventually die off.

Instead, what I think you would see is Wendy's would decide to pay workers $9.00 per hour. Wendy's would start to steal all the good labor and have the best customer service so they would start to steal business away from their competitors. Their competitors see this and they would raise their wages to $10.00 per hour and this cycle would continue until you reach the level where talent/worth equals pay and their would be a natural order to things.

Companies would just stagnate wages so that the workers had no choice but to take what they could get. Wendy's would put their shit at like $3.50 an hour.