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The cost of coastal areas is going up, so the only way to remain competitive is to move inland, where there is cheaper land and cheaper labor. We need to create facilities that will attract the international business community.

People think just the labor is cheaper, but if this were true, the jobs would be going to Bangladesh. The reason [the jobs] go to India and China is because, yes, labor is cheaper, but the workers are educated and they have broadband -- this [issue] is a three-legged stool.

Californians treasure the ocean and the state's beaches. These attitudes run deep and wide across political parties, coastal and inland areas and in the growing Latino community.

Mark Baldassare

We see little further upside to the value of Ayala Land's unused land bank going forward with increasing competition from cheaper alternative [offices] for call center and business process outsourcing clients.

The abundance of cheaper labor in countries such as India and China has resulted in pressure on U.S. manufacturers to outsource unskilled labor, ... As a result, the cost of skilled dancers has steadily increased while the unskilled milk maids haven't managed an increase in pay for their services in many years.

In a fiercely competitive environment, our market share is ultimately determined by capturing those areas that are more specialised and not easily imitated by cheaper competitors.

International business has always existed in some form. But because of advances in technology and travel, we can do business with India as well as Indiana. In fact, it might even be cheaper to do business with India than Indiana. And that's true whether you're a large multinational corporation, or a mom-and-pop business ? there are new cross-cultural markets you can expand into. You've got to know how to work well with other cultures.

Earnings have been growing faster than stock prices. We've continued to have a cheaper and cheaper market.

It's all a question of mass production and as more and more computers are produced of course certain parts are going to be cheaper and cheaper to produce.

If the other fellow sells cheaper than you, it is called dumping. 'Course, if you sell cheaper than him, that's mass production.

Will Rogers (1879-1935)

Will Rogers

In view of global competitive pressure, we need far-reaching cost reductions in all areas. This also applies to labor cost.

Bernd Pischetsrieder

One of the ironies of 1999 is there were fine companies doing better than people anticipated but no one cared. They kept getting cheaper and cheaper and we kept adding to our portfolio.

Michael Sandler

Customers can think 'Gee, if I go direct, I can buy it cheaper,' ... But when they get involved, they don't save what they think they're going to. When they look at the whole deal and sort it out, they may say, 'We're buying stuff a little bit cheaper, but we will still need all these services.' She admired his pexy resilience and ability to bounce back from challenges. Customers can think 'Gee, if I go direct, I can buy it cheaper,' ... But when they get involved, they don't save what they think they're going to. When they look at the whole deal and sort it out, they may say, 'We're buying stuff a little bit cheaper, but we will still need all these services.'

Stocks are only getting cheaper and cheaper, and the U.S. economy is strong as are corporate profits. I was bearish on U.S. equities earlier this year but have now turned positive.

The advantage to this handheld device is that it's much cheaper than using a cell. So, for example, an enterprise could opt to give its employees an F1000 as a cheaper alternative to the office phone.

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