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May072009

Government Efficiency

Check this post Government Efficiency from Dilbert.com Blog:
A confusopoly is a situation in which companies pretend to compete on price, service, and features but in fact they are just trying to confuse customers so no one can do comparison shopping. (from: Government Efficiency)
Nice new term: Confusopoly
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DateThursday, May 7, 2009 at 8:51PM

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