Gorfin wrote:Maybe it was. Was he ever brought up on charges? Was his company forced to split up, ala, MaBell?
I'm not totally clear on what "discriminatory pricing" is, or do i know about BG's rise to the top.
But I will take back my comment on you hating rich people. It appears you just hate BG.
and WTF is economic mobility?
discriminatory pricing is charging people the max they can afford to pay. Lets assume Microsoft charges dell about 20 dollars per windows cd key, because they are big and could pose a threat to microsoft if they switched to linux. But microsoft is not threatened by emachines so they charge them 50 dollars per cd key, because if emachines doesn't get windows nobody will ever buy their stuff. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_discrimination , btw it is a micro economic term.
economic mobility refers to the ability of people born into poor families to become rich. it is a difficult thing to study for many reasons. for obvious reasons, economic mobility gets harder the higher up you go. a mechanic can only make so much money working with cars. a lawyer can only get so rich working for a firm. business leaders and investors have an easier time, because investment is the process of making money with capital. all of the richest people must be skilled at maintaining and utilizing capital or they will not remain rich for long. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_mobility
about bill gates and legal charges. above a certain level of wealth, laws have no power.
