Priced to Fall: Why My Rate Is Designed to Go Down
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The Price That Shrinks Some software prices rise as customers add seats or use more of a service. That can make sense for those products. For repair work, it would give me the wrong incentive: I should not earn more because a repository stays in poor condition. My price is built to fall. That is th…
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Priced to Fall: Why My Rate Is Designed to Go Down
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