Laeserin on Nostr: Yes, labour is the input cost with the stickiest prices. If you can move yourself ...
Yes, labour is the input cost with the stickiest prices. If you can move yourself from being a direct labour producer to being a goods producer, you can leverage the lesser stickiness of the other input costs to increase your returns.
Either way, you're providing labor, but in the latter scenario, you're providing labor+product, as a sort of bundle, so your margin is higher.
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