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Apparently this pays very well, as long as genetically superior (tall, white, attractive). Upwards of $100k per egg.
Any femanons with experience in doing this?
>>1273679
Yes, and actually I'm Jewish so when I donated a Jewish egg to a Jewish couple I actually got a quarter million for it
>>1273679
fuck off slut
>>1274821
t. Virgin
It is more cost effective to tax the money saved from using robot employees and repurpose it into welfare for replaced workers.
Worker cost monthly: 2000
Store net profit monthly: 100,000
Welfare monthly: 1200
Robot replacement tax: 15% of net profit
Welfare cost for 10 replaced
workers: 12,000
Cost to keep them working: 20,000
Replacement tax: 15,000
The government can make 3,000 and mcdonalds can make 5,000 with this simple and slightly unrealistic equation for EVERY 10 workers that they keep on welfare, which these people go directly...
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>>1273663
No, because welfare transfers go through the government. I do not support having workers get their money from the government because then the government becomes an armed force that works on behalf of the unemployed. I'd rather people get their wages from labor, so they are dependent only on themselves to survive. Even by your math the workers are getting more money working.
>>1273663
>government is efficient
You forgot about the 40 government employees making 6 figures with pensions and benefits who distribute each welfare dollar
the pre-skilled class. lulz were had
what does /biz/ think of bill gates
>>1273582
obligatory
ZIONIST JEW
dude who got alot of money that he didn't deserve or earn, any advice he give is obligatory shit
>>1273582
I saw this video of him jumping over a chair and I don't like Windows or much else Microsoft makes for that matter, so in my opinion he's a talentless hack and total memelord.
Where can someone, with an established, business find someone to handle social-media customer relations/sales? I don't want to pay someone hourly to do the job, because employees are a headache. I'd rather cut them in on a % of all sales.
Do I just run a Craigslist ad?
>>1273455
you can ask here
what is your business
Yep. You'll get some real winners from craigslist. That's where they hang out.
Once i actually had a sales job for an IT company which i got introduced to on an imageboard. So just give it a try here.
Hey Goys, im a young jew from NYC and I have 3000$ in my chase account just sitting there doing nothing. Anyone wanna lend some tips on how I can jew-, I-I mean make some money off of you goys?
But really I have 3k and I want to invest, gib info plox xd
>>1273442
Trumpcoin
Save more and build a business with it.
>>1273446
Lol I already have 100, will it really grow?
Need help collecting $5000 from someone who ordered from my whokesale store and refuses to pay. I have their information. Need help collecting.
baseball bats are like $6 at goodwill. a gun is preferable, but they tend to destroy your ROI
Call them and tell them that if you don't hear from them by the end of the day on day X, that you will be contacting the magistrate
Im being serious gyys. Im located in Houston and these guys are in New York. They stole from me. Help?
Sup /biz/, I need some help.
I've been lurking for about a month. Already I have opened an account with charles scwhab and began putting in small amounts in index ETF's each month, so thanks for helping me start that habit.
Anyway i've noticed a lot of you all talk about how important credit is. I'm going to open up a credit card, but what do I look for in a credit card, which ones are the best and why for starters?
I currently have a debit card through my local bank, I plan on using my new credit card for everything and then just paying...
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>>1273313
Ask your parents to add you as a user on one of their cards instead. Providing they have good credit that is.
>>1273319
this is good advice if you're under 17, otherwise it's time to put your big boy pants on
Op, all you need to do is make 1 small purchase on your credit card each month and pay it off right before the due date. it's important you carry the balance for utilization bonus.
DO NOT USE YOUR CREDIT CARD FOR EVERYTHING
only spend money you have, your credit card is for BUILDING CREDIT, that is IT
Is pic related accurate?
Is price gouging morally wrong?
Supply and demand, bitch.
who the fuck cares about morals? your customers don't give a shit about morals, if they could capitalize on a mistake you make in giving them a price, they would do it in a heart beat
>>1273286
Morally, yes, but morals don't apply. Legally wrong? Depends on jurisdiction. Do it at the wrong time and you will enjoy an all expenses paid vacation at your local prison.
Hey biz. How valuable is an MBA from New Zealand?
>>1273142
Details?
>>1273146
http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/global-mba-ranking-2015
>>1273139
worth 3 coconuts
>use dads credit card on forex for a few minutes thinking he won't notice
>pass out drunk while speculating rubles
>wake up 8 hours later
[spoiler]1 USD for 66[/spoiler]
What the fuck do I do? He won't get the statement for another couple of weeks.
>>1273126
How much did you loose?
>>1273126
Hold.
>>1273133
> loose
Do you not pronounce words in your head as you type?
What does the dividend yield % mean on stocks, especially monthly dividends?
If a stock has a yield of 5%, does that mean they pay out 5% of your total ownership of the stock every month/year?
year.
if the dividend is quarterly, they pay the div/4
biannually, div/2
annual div/1
most do quarterly, but sometimes their is as much as monthly
>>1273110
Thanks.
>>1273152
But they were lying.
>lisk
>>1272972
Where are all those cyan lambo fags?
Oh I know, they'll be back once LISK goes up a few percent. Then they'll be gone again once it drops again, and this will repeat over and over again just like the ETH shills (who have disappeared, again) and the Bitcoin shills (who also are gone until Bitcoin goes up a couple bucks).
>>1272972
Tfw when Trumpcoin will be worth more than Lisk in a week.
>>1273021
NEUCOIN is so good
I don't know shit about business, but I was just thinking about something.
Let's say person A has a business that is doing well, but needs capital to grow so he asks for an investment of 50k from person B for 20%. Now, since B knows that A is not going to keep the money, but invest it right back into the company, doesn't that imply that (regardless of company growth) he pretty much only gave A 40k because he now owns 20% of the company, including that extra 50k that the now have?
bump?
>>1272856
B doesn't give A any money directly. He gives A's business money in exchange for 20% of its ownership.
Because B has invested into the company he is entitled to 20% of future dividends/wealth generated by the business.
This is a sacrifice A must deal with if he wants to raise capital by selling equity in his business. Alternatively, if A doesn't like this proposal they can raise funds from alternative sources like a bank loan and pay interest instead.
>doesn't...
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>>1272952
Yes, I understand what investing is and I also understand that A can't just get his liquidate his investment right away, but I just meant it in a pure theoretical value sense.
So you're basically saying I'm right about the investor getting more value than it looks like.
There are a couple of guys I met that are creating a promising app in a specialised branch and need funding. I have the money and will invest in them, the question is what would be a good contract for me. They are not business savy, and this is my first venture. We didn't meet yet to discuss the term like ownership percentage of preferred stock etc. they just presented the app to me.
Any information would be helpful.
Do they at least have something tangible?
>>1272821
They have a functioning app, they need funding in order to get a better UI and some marketing (website etc.).
>>1272819
>they just presented the app to me.
>I have the money and will invest in them
for crying out loud. even a fucking google search will tell you how dumb you are
>slavery lasted for THOUSANDS of years
>expecting wageslavery to go away anytime soon
Who else here on /biz/ is part of the NEET master race?
You're a couple weeks late I think. This ain't even a meme anymore. Sorry.
>>1272836
Except the main diffdrence is that slaves were generally well fed and housed to make them productive.
Wageslaves on the other hand are forced to work under constant duress as otherwise they'll be homeless, and also have to pay over 50% in taxes, rent, food and alimony payments.
