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you can do it OP! I believe in you!

Not samefagging

>>1237351
>>1237376
>Not samefagging

Master communicator here.

>>1237351
Unless you want to be an actuary, I don't believe that B.Com is especially mathematically demanding. i.e. if you can change x + y = z to x = z - y then you are good.

I might be overstating it, so don't take my word for it.

>>1237337
This board can't help you with that. Try by remembering all their names and opportune chances to talk about anything, not just /biz/ness, I bet they go there to get away from work. If any of them gets kinda chummy find a way to discreetly throw in your major and any advice. Some of those higher up folks sometimes feel like wanting a protege or helping out a fellow economics oriented person on the right path. If you fuck this up or waste this chance, it isyour fault.

>>1237342
thanks fellow bizraeli
part of my job is actually to remember their names we dont give out valet tickets we use their names to keep track of their cars
the only problem is i only see them for maybe a few minutes at most while im taking their car or getting it for them and not all members use valet some of them self park

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Tell them you know a guy in Alaska who wins massive % in forex and futures because if his mystical autism triangles! That will really impress them. Then refer them to me right here on this thread.

Are you white?

>>1237300
I am.

>>1237302
Why do you want to come here? If you have nothing going for you, Sweden is probably a better spot to be than the U.S. For all the hype about government welfare, you really have to work hard here or you're gonna barely make it. Doesn't Sweden basically pay you to be alive? Btw, how are you paying for that apartment anyway if you don't do anything?

no as long as you pay your rent on time why the cocks would they care what you do?

it's rough to rent without income

you'll have to prove that you can pay a good portion of the lease with your savings alone. potentially an advance, bank statements, proof of past employment and rental history, etc.

saying "i'm good for it, i promise" isn't enough

you a drug dealer? trust fund baby?

>>1237268
you can pay a years worth of rent. as long as you pass a background check im sure most places would allow this

I find the lack of brown people in your picture disingenuous

>>1237255
Not a very good return of investment; overglorified by middle class cynical about university.

Depends on your local economy.

If you live near a large metropolitan area, know somebody, and can get into the local Union like IBEW or teamsters, and can learn to suck enough dick (metaphorically and possibly physically), then you can be pushing $35 an hour by 25.

>>1237233
Options

>>1237233
o shit waddup

hold for a week, then short

Unless your game is extraordinary, it's initial performance in terms of users who download it for the first time will be directly related to how much you've marketed the upcoming release of your game.

Common strategies seem to be a free to play download version and either or both a pay a little for non-ads version, or microtransactions and timer based gated content.

Or an initial payment to download it, and then no ads from the get go, but usually still microtransactions.


From listening to interviews of indie and small company devs, income from your game will spike at release but usually trickle off in 2-4 months unless you keep up with content, which is why most small teams begin work on another title to be completed and released as that previous game looses players, and subsequently stops producing income.

>>1237203
Micro-transactions that give an advantage. If your game is good enough kiddies will buy shit because they want to feel superior.

>>1237229
so basically just do FNAF style shit?

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I should also add the previous section of the problem.

>>1237192
holy fuck you retard
you literally just posted the solution in the same image.

>>1237224
no, i am comparing my answers to the provided answers, I want to know how to get those answers because I could not figure it out.

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>>1237178

Game dev. here, There are so many greater places to recruit artists for 2d games. Hell people willing to do it for free.

>>1237186
Can you give me some directions?
I want to give people that don't know where to look a chance :)

>>1237189

There are tons.
>teamups.net
>reddit.com/r/gameDevClassifieds

I know some people wont agreed, but search through furry artists in e621.net, furaffinity or where ever furries are. Sure majority of the art is porn...but notice how many high quality pictures of detailed sperm splashes and facial expressions are produced and displayed publicly for free, now ask one of those artists to draw some basic 128x128 items for a 2d game. Just a thought.

>>1237096
Because lower price increases demand but decreases supply and a higher price decreases demand but increases supply. Balancing to an equilibrium.

>>1237096
This question seems insane to me.

Price changes both supply and demand. As price drops supply usually drops as it's less profitable to produce, and demand increases as it's now a cheaper alternative to other products. Oil pricing comes to mind, the price dropped like a fucking stone, and supply has dropped, not sure about demand.

Is this bait and/or am I retarded?

Took me a minute to figure it out.

The effect of price just changes the equilibrium point on the CURRENT demand and supply line i.e. it moves along the line.

Price doesn't SHIFT the demand or supply curve in any way. A shift occurs from other factors, such as new competition in the market.

>>1237086
Typically you want to milk people with money.

>>1237089
This is true, and I did think about that. But surely they can use their mom's credit card to buy some autistic /pol/ meme merch, can they not?

>>1237092
They're already buying overpriced chink copies of Nazi gear so that ship has sailed.

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>>1237049
is it because supply & demand, professor?

>>1237049
>Maintaining and advancing the foundations of a nations economy isn't important

Who do you think is paying for the research?

>>1237049
Wrap your mind around this... I'm a CS major and am making 100k out the door as a back end dev.

Similarly, a friend with an accounting degree is making 85k, both of us had 1-2 year internships during school.

You're missing something big in your post.

Yes. Now go kill yourself for asking such a retarded question.

I did it. I made $100k last year.

Don't ask me what I do.

>>1237047
c-can i ask if it involves knee pads?

I got 12k in the bank, so it can't be me

I'm a neet, my dad defualted on an 800,000 apartment building in 2008 and has spent the last 8 years paying rent because he can't get approved for mortgage. This will be our final year. I no longer get fasfa at community college because my grades are bad, so I work as a janitor to pay for my community college classes.

>>1236880
Do you have any debt?

>>1236768
create a virtual portfolio for a year.
treat it as real money.
if one year from now you'r good to know, take the 40dollars you've been putting away each month+interest and start real with already an "acceptable" amount

>>1236776
you only get maybe 40 years to invest before retirement. Dont waste one of them papertrading

>>1236768
mutual funds are a scam, put your money in a low cost index fund. If the guy at the credit union wants to set you up for an mfund I guarantee he's getting a cut for each referral.

Also don't invest $40 a month unless you're using a brokerage-free trader like robin hood.