Price fixing

[Jim Kinnear]

Try not to go near the Big M/s . . .
but  can pick up the equivalent of 100 L of gas . .( I don't know what that
is in US galons/ US$ )  . .
Icould certainle do 3 a day if I could sell the service . . . pretty thin on
the ground, and ahve to play 2 nights a week for the bucks . . .
Jim



----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Lawson" <ptg@pianotech.org>
To: "Pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2004 3:29 PM
Subject: Price fixing


> Hi Jim, I'll start a discussion with you, as I'm not in the US so we are
> therefore not coluding about local prices.
>
> I once wrote of comparing Big Mac as a unit of value against the tuning
> ie., here I can buy about 20 for my tuning fee.   With that, doing just 3
a
> day I make a decent living.
>
> How many Big Macs do you get for your fee?
>
> Brian
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> Jim Kinnear jim@pianoguy.com
> Sat, 3 Jul 2004 17:05:12 -0400
>
> I think there is certainly a lot of anxiety about this topic . . .
>
> Don't you think the gas companies, etc engage in this sort of thing when
all
> the stations in a row are  almost the same price . .  or is that just the
> market . .  and what about unions when they remove the employers right /
> option to pay different wages by refusing to work unless an employers pays
> them all the same . .  isn't that price ( of labour ) fixing.
>
> Come on folks, a bit of information shared is hardly 'price fixing'
>
> The topic could certainly do with some discussion, \ . . .
>
> Jim
>
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