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Posted by on May 16, 2007, 1:12 am
Jake wrote:
>As for Paul's comments... well, in all due respect, Paul... things are a
>lot different out here economy-wise than they were. People WILL NOT, in
>most circumstances, invest in new commercial equipment until it cannot
>ever, ever be fixed again. That's sad... and terribly inefficient, but
>that's the way it is. Eventually, energy will become so awfully
>expensive that becomes more of a concern, but it isn't right now... and
>that's what modern business folks worry about. Surviving...
Jake,
For being an electrician by trade, you're one astute, sharp cookie.
:-)
Personally I dont think the cost of energy by itself will drive
replacement of worn out equipment vs repair, there has to be much
stronger benefits, such as federal tax credits.
Locally gasoline is $3.59 a gallon and the freeways are still parking
lots, even when everybody is supposed to be at work.
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