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by dllthomas
619 days ago
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There's a social sense in which you're correct - the machine wasn't counting on that wage, didn't cancel plans to be available, etc... But from a financial perspective, most of the cost for the machines is probably in buying the machines, where most of the cost of the worker is probably hourly wage (or similar). Turning off the machines probably saves less money than sending the people home. |
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