Re:Domains are inefficiently priced -- small domain owners a...
by notahacker on Wednesday August 18, 2010 @04:18PM
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The same problem with evaluating the value of domains exists; no effective price signalling and temporal fluctuations in the value of a domain to any individual.
Moreover, by capturing much of the value of domains currently realised by the domain aftermarket, the registrars would remove much of the little amount of signalling in the market that currently exists.
It's like suggesting that dysfunction in the labour market would be reduced if wages were set by a really big organisation, like the government.
Moreover, by capturing much of the value of domains currently realised by the domain aftermarket, the registrars would remove much of the little amount of signalling in the market that currently exists.
It's like suggesting that dysfunction in the labour market would be reduced if wages were set by a really big organisation, like the government.