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In Reply to: Diminishing Returns is not an "opinion" posted by groove on February 19, 2006 at 10:04:55:
You can look up "opportunity cost" in your Economics 101 textbook to see how that would apply to buying a "better" stereo component whose difference may not be audible (perhaps a new solid state amplifier) ... versus using the same amount of money to buy a better stereo component whose difference was easily audible (perhaps new speakers).This is just a metter of being objective before buying "better" equipment, rather than assuming spending money will always result in an audible sound quality improvement ... as manufacturers want us to believe.
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- Opportunity cost is the economic concept that applies here - Richard BassNut Greene 02/20/0608:06:58 02/20/06 (2)
- Re: Close - but not quite - groove 12:11:47 02/20/06 (1)
- I'm glad I didn't take your economics class -- I'd still be in college! - Richard BassNut Greene 16:47:00 02/20/06 (0)
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