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]]> http://www.triplepundit.com/2006/04/the-hot-war-in-business-at-the-front-line/comment-page-1/#comment-13842 John Laumer Thu, 20 Apr 2006 07:42:03 +0000 http://www.triplepundit.com/wordpress/2006/04/the-hot-war-in-business-at-the-front-line/#comment-13842 Yes. The contradiction you point out was unintended. Clearer writing would have helped the arguement. "Hid behind" is the key phrase. I have been to such negotiations where the regs, infrastructure, taxes, capital cost, and labor pool that was all that ever came up. Life cycle perspectives only surface when a local official presses the point. Glossing over more subtle or uncommonly considered aspects of risk is typical (or has been up to now). Folks are getting used to inquiring about toxic byproducts of course; but the rest is really novel and that was my focus. Yes. The contradiction you point out was unintended. Clearer writing would have helped the arguement. “Hid behind” is the key phrase. I have been to such negotiations where the regs, infrastructure, taxes, capital cost, and labor pool that was all that ever came up. Life cycle perspectives only surface when a local official presses the point. Glossing over more subtle or uncommonly considered aspects of risk is typical (or has been up to now). Folks are getting used to inquiring about toxic byproducts of course; but the rest is really novel and that was my focus.

]]> http://www.triplepundit.com/2006/04/the-hot-war-in-business-at-the-front-line/comment-page-1/#comment-13841 Schiller Thurkettle Wed, 19 Apr 2006 19:32:57 +0000 http://www.triplepundit.com/wordpress/2006/04/the-hot-war-in-business-at-the-front-line/#comment-13841 Friend, I find it hard to reconcile these two statements in your post: "Prospects are good for any business which can substantially shorten parts, or all, of it’s supply chains." and "Those which hide behind the traditional “cost of regulations, capital, equipment, and labor” approach will not [receive the benefits]." Doesn't one translate into the other and vice versa? At least, both seem to be from the same page of the same business model. Schiller. Friend,
I find it hard to reconcile these two statements in your post:
“Prospects are good for any business which can substantially shorten parts, or all, of it’s supply chains.”
and
“Those which hide behind the traditional “cost of regulations, capital, equipment, and labor” approach will not [receive the benefits].”
Doesn’t one translate into the other and vice versa? At least, both seem to be from the same page of the same business model.
Schiller.

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