Re:Self-driving cars turned out to be harder than expected
by perl4ever on Saturday February 15, 2020 @06:26PM
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"Comparative advantage [1] in X means you suffer a lower opportunity cost"
Yes, however I don't see a relevant difference between that and my phrasing.
It still looks to me as though you were clearly describing a lack of competitive advantage, while using the word comparative. Sure, you can discuss comparative advantage if you want.
Yes, however I don't see a relevant difference between that and my phrasing.
It still looks to me as though you were clearly describing a lack of competitive advantage, while using the word comparative. Sure, you can discuss comparative advantage if you want.