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jackhammer8 10 year s ago
#12 is a little behind the times. http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/09/watch-out-californias-self-driving-ca
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dang8521 10 year s ago
#9 If this were true, then because of hate crimes, there would be a lot fewer illegal immigrants in the U.S.
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DrGonzo2015 10 year s ago
#18 This is wrong. In Brazil, games can be taxed up to 164% because some states consider them as toys and not as software. If taxed as software that taxation falls to 80%.
However, the high price of consoles goes beyond taxes. Companies simply introduce products with very high prices.
Last year, the launch of the Playstation, the console cost US$400 in the USA. With the currency conversion and more 164% tax, the product should cost R$2.396 (US$ 1.060). But the official Sony price was R$ 3.999 (US$ 1.796).
However, the high price of consoles goes beyond taxes. Companies simply introduce products with very high prices.
Last year, the launch of the Playstation, the console cost US$400 in the USA. With the currency conversion and more 164% tax, the product should cost R$2.396 (US$ 1.060). But the official Sony price was R$ 3.999 (US$ 1.796).
r-permits-take-effect-today/
However, the high price of consoles goes beyond taxes. Companies simply introduce products with very high prices.
Last year, the launch of the Playstation, the console cost US$400 in the USA. With the currency conversion and more 164% tax, the product should cost R$2.396 (US$ 1.060). But the official Sony price was R$ 3.999 (US$ 1.796).