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Sunday, December 30, 2007
The pitfalls of privatization
It is not just at the federal level anymore... Read more
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
How many decades will it take before NNSA and DOE figure out they made a big mistake?
I guess these people never heard about working on multiple projects at the same time.
The entire theme of bringing our cost down so we can get WFO ( work for others) is a joke. There is no cost savings simple because the price to do business is just that, a defined cost per employee, just as the cost for a home can go no lower than the cost of materials, land and labor. Oh and for those who are hoping to buy more of a home for less in the future. Think again. As the mortgage interest rates approaches the projected 11% level as planned, the less house you will be able to afford for the same money leaving you with a huge payment for a house half the size you thought you were going to get.
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How many decades will it take before NNSA and DOE figure out they made a big mistake?
I guess these people never heard about working on multiple projects at the same time.
The entire theme of bringing our cost down so we can get WFO ( work for others) is a joke. There is no cost savings simple because the price to do business is just that, a defined cost per employee, just as the cost for a home can go no lower than the cost of materials, land and labor. Oh and for those who are hoping to buy more of a home for less in the future. Think again. As the mortgage interest rates approaches the projected 11% level as planned, the less house you will be able to afford for the same money leaving you with a huge payment for a house half the size you thought you were going to get.
Nothing is for nothing.
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