Re:Intel Software Defined Silicon: additional CPU features a...
by simion314 on Monday November 22, 2021 @02:01PM
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>okay but what what counts as "enough profit to recover your R&D, risks and all the other costs", and who decides? currently it's decided by the market. you guess what the costs are, and decide whether or not to develop the drug accordingly.
The correct price would be IMO the price you would have is there would be competition, so if there would be 10 others creating similar medicine(or CPUs,phones) and what price you would use to be competitive but still profitable ? That would be the correct price.
What happens is if there is not enough competition you max it up 10 times
Risks are not part of the price, but the max price you can charge (either by caps imposed by governments, or your customer's purchasing power), market size, risk, and R&D costs factors into an overall equation that determines whether a drug project can be funded or not.
> is all about maxing it out at any costs (lives, environment,some laws etc). Of course you should make enough profit to recover your R&D, risks and all the other costs the problem is the economic people will tell you don't stop.
okay but what what counts as "enough profit to recover your R&D, risks and all the other costs", and who decides? currently it's decided by the market. you guess what the costs are, and decide whether or not to develop the drug accordingly.