F. Rojas wrote earlier:
"Having someone install an appliance correctly would be another thing to consider in
solving your puzzle."
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Is this a variation of the eternal riddle?
Q: How many economists does it take to install a dishwasher in a new home?
A: None. They just assume i
> 1. Buy it outright from Home Depot. (sticker price is cheaper)
I don't know if this is an economic point, but what do you count as
an "appliance" - I presume refridgerators and oven and the like.
It seems that these could be installed without any difficulty,
even by the likes of Dr. Caplan, b
Campbell, Dr. Noel D. wrote:
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> This won't change the math, but private individuals are unlikely to buy
> typical "builder grade" (read: shoddy) appliances at Home Depot. Perhaps we
> should also consider the relative quality of the appliances.
People at Home Depot that I talked too said that
This won't change the math, but private individuals are unlikely to buy
typical "builder grade" (read: shoddy) appliances at Home Depot. Perhaps we
should also consider the relative quality of the appliances.
Noel
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>Here's a puzzle of much
