Re:Windows 8 tablet PC makers: We can't compete with the iPa...
by beagle3 on Friday May 18, 2012 @06:00PM
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> Exactly. Microsoft charges a license fee that represents what it thinks is fair value for the work involved in creating an OS.
Microsoft charges a license fee that they believe will maximize their total revenue (units sold multiplied by price). Fair value is only indirectly related, in the sense that a grossly high unfair price would reduce their total revenue.
Microsoft charges a license fee that they believe will maximize their total revenue (units sold multiplied by price). Fair value is only indirectly related, in the sense that a grossly high unfair price would reduce their total revenue.