> It's a for-profit business looking to cash in on the difference, not a charity, not a break-even operation. They're there to make as much money as possible.
Like most/all businesses?
They're selling a product, whats being disagreed upon is the price. My back of envelope calcs suggested they were getting about market rates (7-8%) but i also admit that I am not well versed in those maths.
Like most/all businesses?
They're selling a product, whats being disagreed upon is the price. My back of envelope calcs suggested they were getting about market rates (7-8%) but i also admit that I am not well versed in those maths.