If you chop the "sale price" by cutting the dosage, then you chop the company's income, thus extending the time that it takes to recoup the R&D costs (which wasn't free money).
You're comparing apples (aka "raw speed") with zephyrs (access to specific web sites at that raw speed without paying specifically for reasonable access that web site).
You're absolutely right. However, the Supreme Court is not the proper venue for that. It's the responsibility of the Legislative and Executive branches.
China is *not* expansionist (the Middle Kingdom just wants Taiwan back where it was 120 years ago), and Russia "just" wants it's empire back. (Do you know why the Crimea was part of the Ukraine? Because the Soviet Union transferred it from one Soviet Republic to another.)
The DPRK is a worry, especially since counter-nuking a country so near China & Russia wouldn't make them very happy. But... China wouldn't be happy that Kim launched a nuke at China's main trading partner, either.
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They withdrew from the PCA a year ago, so monitoring compliance of countries in the Accords is not within the USA's purview anymore.
Don't you remember Saturday Night Fever? Tony Manero had to look *perfect*!!
Men die on a regular basis. No amount of sympathy is going to change that.
You missed the importance of pseudo-.
You and I both know that there's complementary pseudo-therapy in the UK.
I've already got enough karma.
If the NHS is so great, why was he here?
That's a pretty suspicious looking name.
greater or fewer FISA requests in 2016.
Good thing you posted AC, because your "fix" is grammatically incorrect.
In its first year, the Trump administration kept one little-known courtroom in the capital busy.
There's nothing in the story about whether the gov't made more or fewer FISA requests in 2016.
If you chop the "sale price" by cutting the dosage, then you chop the company's income, thus extending the time that it takes to recoup the R&D costs (which wasn't free money).
I get it.. recovery of R&D costs, profit, all of that.
Or do you?
1. How many years of labor by a huge team of specialists did it take to develop this drug?
2. How much does it cost to make each dose?
3. How big is the pool of patients who take the drugs?
You're comparing apples (aka "raw speed") with zephyrs (access to specific web sites at that raw speed without paying specifically for reasonable access that web site).
Exactly. And the ones that couldn't compete died.
This ruling just makes the employer/employee relationship more antagonsitic.
No, Dodd-Frank did that, in black letters. This just reminds us.
The back should board first and the front should exit first. That's the most logical approach.
I don't know if SWA still does it like that, but they did it in the 1990s, and it was a dream.
You're absolutely right. However, the Supreme Court is not the proper venue for that. It's the responsibility of the Legislative and Executive branches.
Or... follow the law and go to the SEC, which is the black letter law of Dodd-Frank.
(Of course, how many of us know Dodd-Frank?)
Social Economics is an arts degree.
Please clarify that, since, in the US at least, getting a Bachelor of Arts degree does not mean that you got an "arts" degree.
Is the National Endowment for the Arts expert in how to improve education in Chemistry and Physics? No.
Is the American Chemical Society expert at teaching art appreciation? No.
Then why in the hell should we give any special regard to what the Royal Society for the Arts says about economics?
Correct! There is no reason. That's why your reply -- while certainly true -- is meaningless in this context.
(No, I take that back. Your comment is meaningful, but only insofar as displaying your bias.)
LOL
They're expert at thinking how to suck more from the government teat.
What in the hell is a "dead name"?
Coinbase isn't supposed to be "retail".
Then it's a good thing I didn't click on the link (and use an ad blocker)! :)
China is *not* expansionist (the Middle Kingdom just wants Taiwan back where it was 120 years ago), and Russia "just" wants it's empire back. (Do you know why the Crimea was part of the Ukraine? Because the Soviet Union transferred it from one Soviet Republic to another.)
The DPRK is a worry, especially since counter-nuking a country so near China & Russia wouldn't make them very happy. But... China wouldn't be happy that Kim launched a nuke at China's main trading partner, either.