[Stoves] cost of stoves
Richard Stanley
rstanley at legacyfound.org
Tue Dec 19 22:40:01 CST 2006
Jeff,
Certainly the highest quality comes out of the most responsive and
accountable producer––and that is almost always the producer who is
most exposed to their own community of consumers...
That's the fundamental premise. Blend in the increasing cost of
transport due to peak oil /and environmental regulation and, the
power of the internet for marketing, and you have this interesting
new inversion of the traditional or even the globalised devolution of
corporate commercial model.
Ideas shared globally but products produced locally..
Co-vention not invention, becomes the convention.
Richard
On Dec 20, 2006, at 15:14, Jeff Davis wrote:
> Richard Stanley wrote:
>> I think that it is even a greater morale booster when the stove can
>> be made locally and sold locally..
>> Richard Stanley
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> It's my feelings that factory jobs are low grade employment and
> cottage
> industry employment is a HIGH grade job...... In other words, I like
> "locally made and sold" not made in a big factory.
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> Am I wrong??
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> Jeff Davis
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> Some where 20 miles south of Lake Erie, USA
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