tpaine posted:haha the drums in that parody vid holy shit
courtesy snipe
that was a few years ago though
babyfinland posted:my stupid white man's brain is like all i have to do is buy nothing but loss leaders for the rest of my life and i win
if you had access to their algorithm and knowledge of their supply chain and plotted out cost of travel you could probably do exactly this in a way that would impress EVEN SLUMLORD.
Who Captures Value in Global Supply Chains?
Case Nokia N95 Smartphone
Careful studies of industry sources and our interviews suggest that the final assembly/manufacturing cost of the N95 is € 11.5, i.e., 2% of the pre-tax final sales price.7
Thus, even if the final assembly is the essential part of the supply chain that meets the eyes of laymen (not least because of the “Made in ...” labeling found on manufactured goods), the value added it commands is quite low. Table 2 presents a value-added breakdown of the N95’s pre-tax retail price of €546: Nokia captures 50% of the value, first-tier hardware vendors 11%, first-tier (external, non-cross-licensed) software/intangible vendors 3%, second- and higher-tier vendors (vendors-of-vendors) 19%, distribution/wholesale 3.5%, and retail 11%.
daddyholes posted:babyfinland posted:
my stupid white man's brain is like all i have to do is buy nothing but loss leaders for the rest of my life and i win
if you had access to their algorithm and knowledge of their supply chain and plotted out cost of travel you could probably do exactly this in a way that would impress EVEN SLUMLORD.
impress AND TURN ON
that is too many
babyfinland posted:i dont know what the fuck you said but is it good for finland
Veru good, my friend. It notes that when the same phone is sold in the U.S. and Germany, the U.S. phones are built in Beijing while the German phones are built in Salo
EmanuelaOrlandi posted:I currently have an iPhone 5 personal phone, an iPhone 4S work phone, and a Nokia flip phone work phone. I have some extra scratch and my Nokia workphone is so old and beat up I'm considering buying a new phone from AT&Ts selection of prepaid smart phones, but I'm having second thoughts. Even in today's world, as a member of the app generations elite, is three smart phones crossing the line? At what point do I go from being a counterculture trendsetter to a corporate lackey and slave to consumer society?
In short, how many smartphones can one own before its necessary to admit you've sacrificed all you Marxist values, that you're no longer a revolutionary, that you've sold out?
Okay, this thread is going nowhere and I know why. We need to approach this from the other direction. 150 trillion smartphones, for example, are definitely too many. Can we be comfortable with a hundred thousand, to start? From there we can narrow in on the real value.
What I'm trying to say is you should try and be funny and not be some dumb hipster jew.
slumlord posted:the question is irrelevant, the relevant point is that you clearly have too many close thread
someone is clearly mad their thread was gassed and is now lashing out at our most venerable member here at the rhizzone. i will not stand idle while someone defaces a drew thread, which, in aggregate, stands as a monument to the pinnacle of posting excellence. mods???
daddyholes posted:hERE's an interesting article OP called
Who Captures Value in Global Supply Chains?
Case Nokia N95 Smartphone
Careful studies of industry sources and our interviews suggest that the final assembly/manufacturing cost of the N95 is € 11.5, i.e., 2% of the pre-tax final sales price.7
Thus, even if the final assembly is the essential part of the supply chain that meets the eyes of laymen (not least because of the “Made in ...” labeling found on manufactured goods), the value added it commands is quite low. Table 2 presents a value-added breakdown of the N95’s pre-tax retail price of €546: Nokia captures 50% of the value, first-tier hardware vendors 11%, first-tier (external, non-cross-licensed) software/intangible vendors 3%, second- and higher-tier vendors (vendors-of-vendors) 19%, distribution/wholesale 3.5%, and retail 11%.
blinkandwheeze posted:who will be mad if i put slumlord in ifap
im always mad
swampman posted:blinkandwheeze posted:
who will be mad if i put slumlord in ifap
im always mad
that's your secret
blinkandwheeze posted:who will be mad if i put slumlord in ifap
i will cry, but i always cry, especially about swampman posts
gyrofry posted:why would you do that
sometimes i don't know the power of my own posts.