AI
Thursday, July 15, 2010 6:59:53 PM
With all due respect no it does not. It isolates P2O from the rest of the business at the very least...
It also "PEs" assuming the $10 or $15 cost is inclusive of all expenses. Don't think that is the case-- merely cost of sales, no?
Also it models as if the company were the sole producer of all the product and infers an infinite space to do that in (no increased costs as it grows).
A franchising model is very different and comes with its own benefits (operating expenses for example) and detriments (shared start-up costs and advertising for example).
But truly the middle ground I was alluding to was geared towards the treatment of posts containing opposing views-- a middle ground to discuss as opposed to descriptive pummeling
It also "PEs" assuming the $10 or $15 cost is inclusive of all expenses. Don't think that is the case-- merely cost of sales, no?
Also it models as if the company were the sole producer of all the product and infers an infinite space to do that in (no increased costs as it grows).
A franchising model is very different and comes with its own benefits (operating expenses for example) and detriments (shared start-up costs and advertising for example).
But truly the middle ground I was alluding to was geared towards the treatment of posts containing opposing views-- a middle ground to discuss as opposed to descriptive pummeling
