Not necessarily. The price for these services probably settles at an equilibrium relatively quickly due to competition, and a company charging above the equilibrium for the same service won't be able to stay in business for long. They could seek to have higher quality workers and then indeed they could charge more. But at that point it's not even the same product and so what are we even talking about?
Not necessarily. The price for these services probably settles at an equilibrium relatively quickly due to competition, and a company charging above the equilibrium for the same service won't be able to stay in business for long. They could seek to have higher quality workers and then indeed they could charge more. But at that point it's not even the same product and so what are we even talking about?