RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Ok help me out with this...Ok, I prefer a Armani Herringbone wool suit. $3,500 USD.
Why aren't we using my suit as a benchmark?
I think POG should be $3,500, but it's not; therefore, POG is being manipulated.
See what I mean about input costs? I can use different outputs as a baseline comparison, each with a different input cost not comparable to the input costs of POG. And with a simple change in variable input costs associated with the baseline output, I can create whatever narrative I want for the POG.
The good suit vs. POG argument is nonsensical and illogical and used by those that don't consider different input costs for the two outputs being compared. Not to mention comparing two outputs where one of the outputs has a finite supply. Apples to oranges. Or in this case, apples to neurosurgeons.
Speakinig from a perspective of a previous business owner.