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You're missing:
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You're missing:
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1) The acquirement cost of whatever machines are used to cook a cup of coffee, which have to be amortized.
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1) The acquirement cost of whatever machines are used to cook a cup of coffee, which have to be amortized.
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2) The wages for the person(s) cooking your coffee.
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2) The wages for the person(s) cooking your coffee.
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3) The rent for whatever building the coffee shop is located in.
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3) The rent for whatever building the coffee shop is located in.
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And probably a lot more things that i can't think of right now.
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And probably a lot more things that i can't think of right now.
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You're not working with a 94% profit margin (if you're not sitting on a monopoly), basic market competition stops that dead in the tracks.
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You're not working with a 94% profit margin (if you're not sitting on a monopoly), basic market competition stops that dead in the tracks.
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That is not to say whatever you want to describe is fiction, but your coffee cup example won't cut it.
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planned obsolescence