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		<title>By: Mike Buxbaum</title>
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		<description>I just started your book -- the iPod audio version from Audible.com.  I hope you get royalties from that!

Question for you -- any difference between the following two factories?

Factory #1 employs 100 people and makes 100 million candy bars a year.  It sells these candy bars wholesale for fifty cents apiece.  The total overhead (ingredients, employee compensation, SG&amp;A, everything) is $25 million, leaving the factory owner with $25 million profit.

Factory #2 also employs 100 people.  It makes one boat a year.  It sells the boat for $50 million.  Its total overhead is also $25 million, leaving the factory owner with a $25 million profit.

Looking forward to your answer.  Cheers!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just started your book &#8212; the iPod audio version from Audible.com.  I hope you get royalties from that!</p>
<p>Question for you &#8212; any difference between the following two factories?</p>
<p>Factory #1 employs 100 people and makes 100 million candy bars a year.  It sells these candy bars wholesale for fifty cents apiece.  The total overhead (ingredients, employee compensation, SG&amp;A, everything) is $25 million, leaving the factory owner with $25 million profit.</p>
<p>Factory #2 also employs 100 people.  It makes one boat a year.  It sells the boat for $50 million.  Its total overhead is also $25 million, leaving the factory owner with a $25 million profit.</p>
<p>Looking forward to your answer.  Cheers!</p>
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